👉 Fowler's Law (also known as the Farrow-Brown law) is a mathematical model used to describe the spread of rainfall over a wide area. It was first proposed by James Fowler and John Brown in 1904, who were studying the distribution of snowfall over an area. The basic idea behind this model is that rain falls evenly across a region and then spreads out from the source, spreading its weight over a large area before it finally settles down. This can be seen
