With the exception of deserts, dry climate regions generally have enough precipitation to support permanently flowing streams.

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Dry climate regions, by definition, have limited precipitation. Although they may have intermittent streams and rivers during wetter seasons, they typically do not have permanently flowing streams unless they are artificially maintained through water management practices such as damming or diversion. Deserts, on the other hand, often have no permanently flowing streams.

With the Exception of Deserts, Dry Climate Regions Generally Have