Drought has the longest duration of all.
What is drought and how long does it lasts?
- A drought is a period of time when an area or region receives less rain than usual.
- Reduced soil moisture or groundwater, reduced stream flow, agricultural damage, and a general water scarcity can all result from a lack of appropriate precipitation, whether rain or snow.
- A drought may go unnoticed for weeks, months, or even years before people notice.
- Droughts can end just as gradually as they began. Dry spells can extend up to ten years.
Whereas, an earthquake lasts for typically about 10 to 30 seconds. Tornadoes rarely last longer than an hour. Hurricanes can last anywhere from three days to three weeks.
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