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Geography, 24.10.2019 05:00 desiwill01

If central pennsylvania had a really dry year, and received only one-third of our usual rainfall, we would be just dry enough to be a called a desert if such dry years stayed for a long time. how much rainfall per year would we be receiving per year then? (in an average year, pennsylvania gets about the same amount of precipitation as the average for the world.)

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