There are seasons everywhere in the world including amazon rainforest. It's just that the amazon rainforest doesn't show it but the temperature does change a little in the seasons just like in normal places, the winter in the amazon is a little colder than it is in the summer.
Not usually a lot. Mostly a consistant temperature year round.
EXTREMELY hot, wet, and humid.
yes
you get a season by the temperature : if its cold you get winter and winter is a season > if its warm and hot then you get summer and summer is a season as well and ect...
summer
The season that comes after summer is called fall or autumn. Autumn or fall only occurs in temperate regions on the earth.
Summer
Summer! It really depends where you live to get the effects of summer. (heat, sun, etc.) But the season is still summer!
No summer is not climate its a season. Climates ore more of a description like a rainforest, a desert, or a pararie. A season is summer, winter, fall, or spring.
A tropical rainforest doesn't have seasons like that, only a dry season and a rain season.
Rain forests have a tropical climate, and no dry season. The rain forests have no distinct winter or summer weather pattern.
The climate of the Central African rainforest is mainly damp and humid. While the rainforest does see plenty of precipitation, it also has bouts of dry heat. This is why many rivers and ponds tend to dry up during the peak summer season.
It needs to live in a tropical rainforest. Humidity is 80%, and there should be abundant rainfall in the rainy season, and hot weather in the summer.
Summer. Summer.
The rainforest
summer and holiday season
Because it evaporate the water in summer season
winter: 44f summer: 77f
very humid
wet and dry season