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Why are average temperatures lower near the poles?
Because the earth sits on its axle (side or it's tilted) the poles don't get much sun so the temperatures are lower.
The climate of a given area is influenced by its location on the Earth. Average yearly temperatures generally decrease as?
latitude increases
What is Pensacola's climate?
Pensacola has a humid, subtropical climate which means short, generally mild winters along with hot, humid summer temperatures. Summer highs are in the lower nineties and lows in the mid seventies, while winter lows are generally in the lower forties.
Do felsic rocks crystallize at lower temperatures?
Yes they do.
What do climates located farther frokm the equator have?
Lower Temperatures :)
Are temperatures in a large city generally lower than temperatures in the surrounding rural areas?
no
Increased altitude generally causes lower what?
Tempartures. Temperatures* Savage ^
Increased altitude generally causes lower .?
Tempartures. Temperatures* Savage ^
Why do covalent bonds generally have lower melting temperatures but are stronger than ionic bonds?
because they are lower in temperature
Why are average temperatures lower near the poles?
Because the earth sits on its axle (side or it's tilted) the poles don't get much sun so the temperatures are lower.
Would Laos or Poland generally have higher temperatures year round?
depends where you live because you might have higher temperatures where you live where as i might have lower temperatures than laos or poland
Is when a liquid changes into a solid?
It is generally called solidifying, but if it solidifies because of lower temperatures it is called freezing.
When liquids change into a solid it is called?
It is generally called solidifying, but if it solidifies because of lower temperatures it is called freezing.
The climate of a given area is influenced by its location on the Earth. Average yearly temperatures generally decrease as?
latitude increases
What affects temperatures on earth?
Its the latitude that affects the temperatures on the earth
What happens to temperatures as the angle at which the sun's rays strike Earth's surface become more direct and as the angle becomes less direct?
More direct sunlight produces higher temperatures, and less direct sunlight produces lower temperatures.
What is energy that flows from higher temperatures to lower temperatures?
Heat.
