Oceans have a moderating effect on temperature. They have what is known scientifically as a large heat capacity, larger than that of the dry land. It takes a great deal of energy to heat up an ocean, so they do not heat up as quickly as the land does, and then once they heat up, they remain warm longer than the land does. As a result, temperatures tend to be less extreme in coastal regions. The ocean can keep them warm in cold weather, and keep them cool in hot weather, to some degree. Inland regions, such as the central plains of North America, do not have this moderating influence, being far from the ocean.
they have this type of climate because of the place where you live
they have this type of climate because of the place where you live
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its in central south america
Wet and dry
The central plains are mostly flat with numerous streams and rivers, however the great plains are much flatter and the climate is much drier.
It's around the 90s
The Great Plains experiences the greatest extremes in temperature of any region in the US. Winters are cold with snowy blizzards, whilst summers bring out hot winds
The North Central Plains region in Texas is characterized by flat to rolling terrain with primarily grassland vegetation. It is situated between the Hill Country and the High Plains regions and is known for its ranching and agriculture industries. The climate is generally semi-arid with hot summers and mild winters.
Agriculture, wheat, oil, cattle, and transportation are the industries of the central plains