The desert has a hot climate due to the sky being very clear. With the sky clear the ground absorbs all of the sun causing the extreme heat during the day. At night the opposite happens with the ground radiating the heat from the ground back into space making the temperature drop quickly.
Desert climate is harsh due to the severe heat; to much heat can and will dehydrate you and you will die from most likely lack of water/fluids.
Deserts generally lack high humidity and clouds that act as insulation. Therefore, the desert heats up quickly in the day and cools quickly at night.
Most deserts have a continental climate.
Most of California deserts have a hot subtropical climate. A small corner of the Great Basin Desert enters the state and has a cold winter desert climate.
The Namib Desert of Africa and the Atacama Desert of South America are examples of cool coastal deserts.
Some of the Asian deserts are classified as hot subtropical deserts, such as the Thar Desert and the Arabian Desert. Some Asian deserts are classified as cold winter deserts, such as the Taklamakan Desert and the Gobi Desert.
No, the desert climate is a major climate zone and not an example of a microclimate. There are, however, microclimates found in deserts.
Every desert has its own climate statistics so you need to specify a particular desert. There are hot deserts, cold deserts and cool deserts.
Most deserts have a continental climate.
England has no true deserts.
No, Japan has a temperate climate, not desert.
There are no deserts, including coastal deserts, in Japan.
Gujrat is not in a desert. It has a moderate climate.
There are 26 major desert areas around the world, each with its own climate data. There are hot deserts, there are cold deserts and there are cool deserts. You need to specify a particular desert.
The deserts of southern Arizona (Sonoran, Chihuahuan and Mojave) are hot subtropical deserts while the northern desert (Colorado Plateau Desert) is a cold winter desert.
Each desert has its own climate data which differs from other deserts. You need to provide a specific location.
Most of California deserts have a hot subtropical climate. A small corner of the Great Basin Desert enters the state and has a cold winter desert climate.
There are hot subtropical deserts, there are cold winter deserts, this is a polar desert and there are cool coastal deserts. Each has its own specific climate data.
The UK doesn't have any deserts. It's a rainy place. You don't get deserts in rainy places.