What is climate and landscape of the Arabian Peninsula?

Answer 1

There is actually a mixture of landscapes in the Arabian Peninsula. It is mostly mountainous with several deserts. As for the climate, it is very dry more inland, into the desert, and as you get closer to the ocean, the temperature cools and moistens.

Answer 2

Dry. Hot in the daytime, cold at night.

During the height of summer the temperature can reach over 50 degrees C over midday. Night temperatures in summer hover between 30 and 35 degrees C.

During winter the day temperatures are moderate, between 18 and 25, with cold nights of between 5 and 15 degrees; sometimes colder.

Inland the air is dry most of the year, where coastal areas are characterised by extremely high humidity levels in summer - anywhere between 60 and 100%..........

Answer 3

its really cold for the landscapes like in the hajj its dry but with the cemantic oasis that has been there for more than 3 billion years it has helped all the comunities of the zone to keep warm

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· The Arabian Peninsula is very dry and arid, in the south of the peninsula, is the Rub-al-Kalhi or great Arabian Desert

· The peninsula has oases scattered around

· The Arabian Peninsula is mountainous

· Mecca is surrounded by low hills for protection

· Mecca is a crossroad of three continents, Africa, Asia, and Europe, which is well suited for trade

Answer 4

the heat is intense, and a sandstorm can build any traveler