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Tree roots will sometimes grow above ground in an extremely humid climate. In other cases, tree roots originally grow below the ground, but over time, weather erodes the soil and exposes the roots. In some very humid and rainy climates, the surface of the ground provides ample moisture and nutrients for the roots.
