Rain doesn’t come that often, so I can’t imagine how there could be enough to constantly keep the groundwater and aquifers flowing strong. I know there are some other sources like snowmelt too, but rain is the main one and I don’t see it being substantial enough to be able to bring that much water.
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The aquifers were in balance with the amount that went in balanced by the amount that comes in at least until humans arrive; while each rain shower might not represent a great depth of water the area that the shower covers is huge so represents a lot of water. https://youtu.be/xbUfVLxYVcE
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