The annual precipitation in the Sahara Desert is extremely low, typically less than 25 millimeters (about 1 inch) per year, making it one of the driest regions on Earth.
Typical Precipitation Levels
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Most areas of the Sahara receive less than 10 millimeters of rain annually.
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Occasional localized rainstorms can create short bursts of rain, but the average remains extremely low.
Environmental Impact
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These hyper-arid conditions support only sparse vegetation and minimal surface water.
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Periods without measurable precipitation can extend for years in some central zones of the desert.
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