“It’s extraordinary the way you can be driven through a landscape for hours and yet not notice the most striking thing about it,” reflected Peter. “All that rain, and none of it collected in lakes or reservoirs … I wonder how the Oasans cope.” “No problem,” said Roussos. “It rains every day. They get what they need when they need it. It’s like, on tap.” He held up his plastic mug to an imagined sky.
How does water get into the atmosphere in order to rain?
