What does the amount of runoff in an area depend on (3 factor's)?

The amount of runoff in an area depends on several factors, including the intensity and duration of precipitation, soil saturation and type, and land use or vegetation cover. Intense rainfall can lead to increased runoff, especially if the ground is already saturated. Soil characteristics, such as permeability and texture, influence how much water can infiltrate versus flow over the surface. Additionally, urbanization and deforestation can reduce vegetation cover, increasing the likelihood of runoff.