1 light year = 9.46 × 1018 millimetres
40 u dweeb what year do u go
Depends on the location.
It varies tremendously from one part of the world to another
In a year, no. In an hour, possibly - specially if in an area that is not used to much rain.
About 436 mm. That's 4 mm per year.
a year without rain,the stars are burning and ocean is running dry.this is by Victoria Dmitruczyk
The average rainfall is 1,960 millimetres (77 in) per year. Rainfall is much greater in the mountain areas facing the north and east, however. Where the higher elevations of the John Crow Mountains and the Blue Mountains catch the rain from the moisture-laden winds, rainfall exceeds 5,080 millimetres (200 in) per year. Since the southwestern half of the island lies in the rain shadow of the mountains, it has a semiarid climate and receives fewer than 760 millimetres (30 in) of rainfall annually.
1 light year = 9.46 × 1018 millimetres
How many inches of rain does Asia get a year?
40 u dweeb what year do u go
954 feet a year.
London, on an average, receives almost 50 millimetres of rain a year. The month-wise break-up of average rain received (in millimetres) by the British capital is as follows: 61 millimetres in the month of January, 36mm in February, 50mm in March, 42mm in April, 45mm in May, 46mm in June, 46mm in July, 44mm in August, 43mm in September, 73mm in October, 45mm in November and 59mm in December. October is the wettest month of the year. London receives a total of 177mm in the last three months (or the fourth quarter) of the year. That means on an average, the British capital receives about 59 millimetres of rainfall in the last three months of the year, which is nine millimetres above the annual average. On the other hand, it receives a total of 266mm in the six months between April and September (or the second and third quarters) of the year. That means on an average, the British capital receives only about 44 millimetres of rainfall in the second and third quarters of the year, which is six millimetres below the annual average.
250 cm
About 30,000 people visit Victoria Falls each year.
52 times a year
Depends on the location.