> In a temperate woodlands environment (such as the eastern US), you will be able to get water by setting out a container and waiting for it to rain, which will

> In a temperate woodlands environment (such as the eastern US), you will be able to get water by setting out a container and waiting for it to rain, which will likely happen before you die of dehydration. What? I used to live in Bergen - and even there we'd see a full week without precipitation parts of the year. If you're out of water, I can't imagine there are many places in the world where "waiting rain" is the surest way to ensure hydration within the next 72 hours? Especially if you go hiking in periods of "good" weather. http://www.bergen.climatemps.com/precipitation.php http://www.bergen.climatemps.com/precipitation.php