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The greatest differences in daily temperature are at the equator ture are false?
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What world biome has the greatest daily temperature change?
Deserts.
The difference between the highest and lowest temperature for any given day is called the daily of temperature?
Range
The greatest daily temperature ranges would occur in July in which city?
The highest recorded temperature is 134 degrees Fahrenheit, on July 10th. This was in Furnace Creek, California on 1913, over a century ago.
Where are daily changes greatest?
daily changes is something that happens regurlay
Why some days are hotter than other days why temperature changes daily even though there is no cloud cover what are the factors affecting daily temperature?
Why some days are hotter than other days why temperature changes daily even though there is no cloud cover what are the factors affecting daily temperature? Why some days are hotter than other days why temperature changes daily even though there is no cloud cover what are the factors affecting daily temperature? Why some days are hotter than other days why temperature changes daily even though there is no cloud cover what are the factors affecting daily temperature?
What is the dirrerence between the daily temperature in cuba and pensylvania?
what is the difference between the daily temperature in cuba and pensylvania
Would you expect the daily temperature range to be higher in a maritime climate or continental climate?
continental would have a greater daily temperature range continental would have a greater daily temperature range
In the Arctic region the daily temperature range?
the daily temperature range is very small and is always extremely cold
When is the daily range greatest?
Neap tide.
Maltas temperature in march?
the daily mean temperature is 13.4 Centigrade
What temperature scale do scientist use to measure daily temperature?
Thermometer
Are places with large temperature ranges far from the equator?
It depends on the time period of the temperature range you are asking about. If it is a yearly range then, yes in Siberia (which is quite close to the polar regions at 67ø33'N, 133ø23'E) temperatures have ranged 105degC from -68øC to 37øC. If it is a daily temperature range, then the record is closer to the equator in Montana USA (48°33′25″N 113°0′52″W) where the temperature ranged 56degC from 7øC to -49øC. It is worth noting that the large variations happen in the center of continents and it is more how far form the sea you are that matters rather then how far from the equator you are. It is the thermal capacity and warmth of the Ocean (and the warming of the air above) it that stabilizes temperatures.
