Most of South Dakota is located in Plant Hardiness Zone 4. Some areas in northern South Dakota are in Zone 3 while some areas in the Black Hills and southeastern South Dakota are in Zone 5.
The time in North Dakota depends on where you are in South Dakota and where you want the time in North Dakota. If you are in the Central Time Zone in South Dakota and want the Central Time Zone in North Dakota, the time would be the same, 10pm. If you are in the Mountain Time Zone in South Dakota and want the Mountain Time Zone in North Dakota, the time would be the same, 10pm. If you are in Central Time Zone in South Dakota at 10pm, then it would be 9pm in the Mountain Time Zone in North Dakota. If you are in the Mountain Time Zone in South Dakota at 10 pm, then it would be 11pm in the Central Time Zone in North Dakota.
That describes South Carolina. South Dakota's climate is called a continental climate.
Rapid City, South Dakota is in the Mountain Time Zone.
Eastern South Dakota has a humid continental climate and has higher precipitation than the western part of the state. Western South Dakota has a semi-arid climate, except in the Black Hills region, which also has a humid continental climate.
Crocodiles do not live in South Dakota as the climate is too cold, however, there is one crocodile in South Dakota, at Reptile Gardens in Rapid City, South Dakota.
No. Part of it has a continental climate and part of it has a steppe climate.
South Dakota has an interior continental climate, with hot, semi-humid summers; cold, dry winters; high winds; and periodic droughts.
It is found in the south temperate zone
The climate zone known as temperate is located between the equator and the North and South poles.
The climate at the time of the dinosaurs in South Dakota was probably warmer and more moist than what we currently experience. When the dinosaurs lived in western South Dakota, much of eastern South Dakota was covered by an inland sea. The climate had a well-defined wet and dry season and quite warm average annual temperatures.
The tropical climate zone dominates Central America and the northern part of South America. The southern part of South America is in the temperate zone.
The climate zone known as temperate is located between the equator and the North and South poles.