Why do you experience drought some part of the year if you have abundant rainfall to feed watersheds?

Drought can occur even in regions with abundant rainfall due to various factors, such as seasonal variations in precipitation, evaporation rates, and water management practices. For instance, if rainfall is concentrated in certain months, the dry season may lead to insufficient water supply for ecosystems and human use. Additionally, high evaporation rates during hotter months can deplete soil moisture and water bodies, exacerbating drought conditions. Lastly, over-extraction of water for agriculture and other uses can outpace natural replenishment, leading to temporary droughts despite overall abundant rainfall.