interpluvials
Interpluvials refer to periods of drought or unfavorable climate conditions that occur between two wet seasons or periods of heavy rainfall. The term is often used in the context of arid or semi-arid regions where a narrow band of land around the equator, including areas such as the Sahara Desert, the Australian Outback, and the Sonoran Desert.
During interpluvials, temperatures often soar, and the lack of precipitation leads to a significant decrease in
The causes of interpluvials are varied and can be attributed to several factors, including changes in global
Interpluvials have been a recurring concern for many communities throughout human history, particularly in regions where
The study of interpluvials is an active area of research within the fields of climatology and geography,