the temperature is hotter then hotty you it is 250'c
Equatorial Pacific.
Hot and damp weather.
The equatorial climate can be found 5 degrees either side of the equator, however it is by no means continuous- for example it is broken by the Andes in south America.Within this region the climate is hot and humid, there are no seasons and the daily weather patterns is pretty much repeated everyday.the temperature is high, with little annual range. this is due to the sun, which is either directly above the area, or at a very high angle because of this the temperature rarely falls below 22 degees. due to afternoon clouds, the temperature also rarely rises above 32 degrees.The climate involves 12 hours of light, and 12 hours of darkness.the high morning temperature often evaporates the water in the swamps, lakes and vegetation, which results in afternoon convectional rain. heavy dew is common in most evenings.Although there is strong vertical movement, the surface wind are light and variable. examples of places which experience the equatorial climate are: the Congo basin, manaus (south America), Malaysia ect.Equator has very wet climate mostly hot all year round
it changes the weather
Air formed in places where the temperature is warm.
the weather is equatorial and very sunny and bight
Equatorial Pacific.
Hot and damp weather.
In equatorial regions the water is warm, therefor the temperature will be higher. The temperature of t he polar regions will be less than the equatorial region because the water density is less.
The Weather
The Weather
At its simplest - it shifts weather patterns from the equatorial regions towards the poles.
north equatorial
The sea surface temperature in the equatorial pacific ocean. El Niño is characterized by unusually warm temperatures and la Nina by unusually gets cool temperatures in the equatorial pacific. El Niño can be very destructive and can cause floods, It is very dangerous to cities.
Relly warm
The British climate is described as Temperate, with no extremes of weather
Equatorial low pressure environments mostly