It attracts more heat to the city and more radiation comes.
They are affected by the climate because they have to monsoon seasons. They are also affected by the geography because
No. Physical geography is always going to be an issue in the modern world no matter how technologically advanced (or not) we are. We still can't build cities on the tundra or even on rocky terrain like that of the Canadian Shield, nor can we build crop-producing farms on the side of a mountain.
The economy relies on traditional activities such as herding and modern industries not affected by weather because the climate is ill-suited to growing most crops.
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This modern field of study is regarded as a branch of the atmospheric science sand a subfield of physical geography, which is one of the Earth sciences.
The geography is the same as old Korea.
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No. Physical geography is always going to be an issue in the modern world no matter how technologically advanced (or not) we are. We still can't build cities on the tundra or even on rocky terrain like that of the Canadian Shield, nor can we build crop-producing farms on the side of a mountain.
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About the same size as some modern cities.
it led to the modern day cities we have
In general, it is much the same as it is today except maybe a bit cooler. But it was warm enough to grow crops, with good soil and all four seasons. See the related question for the current climate.
The climate of Riga is humid continental.
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