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The number of states in the US?
There are 50 states in the United States of America. These 50 states are very diverse and experience many different climates.
What is the climates of the US?
The climate of the 48 states is temperate. Hawaii is tropical and Alaska is frigid.
Which two states in the US have tropical wet and dry climates?
Hawaii and Florida are the two states in the US that have tropical wet and dry climates. These states experience distinct wet and dry seasons, with warm temperatures year-round and high humidity levels.
Why do people of many states in India eat different types of food?
Because climates are different, Traditions are different, foods available are different
What are the different climates in the US?
The United States has a diverse range of climates, including tropical in Hawaii, arid in the Southwest, temperate in the Northeast, continental in the Midwest, and polar in Alaska. These climates vary based on factors such as latitude, proximity to oceans, and elevation. The US also experiences different weather patterns due to its size and varied geography.
Why does the us have so many different climates?
because because of its huge size
Which climates are found in the US and not in Canada?
Some climates found in the US but not in Canada include desert climates (e.g. in Arizona and Nevada), tropical climates (e.g. in Hawaii and Florida), and subtropical climates (e.g. in parts of the southern US like Louisiana and Georgia). These climates are characterized by different temperature and precipitation patterns compared to Canada.
Which two states in US have tropical climates?
It is Hawaii and Florida.
Where are dry summer tropical climates found in the US?
Only in California
Are different hamster types better for different climates?
Yes, there are hamsters suited to many different climates.
What are the different climates of Japan and the philippines?
the climates of japan
What state is the sun belt?
The Sun Belt extends across many states, specifically those southern US states with warm climates and short or no winter season.
