That would be due to the significantly different ocean temperatures on each coast. The east coast is framed by the Atlantic Ocean which is cold because the currents go through the north and south pole and carry cold water towards the equator. The west coat is framed by the Pacific Ocean which is powered by warmer ocean currents that travel from the equator towards the poles.
Georgia is on the east coast of the USA. The Pacific is on the west coast. There is no answer for this question. There would be no affect.
the east coast of south america
the east coast of South America
No. Denver is not on any coast. It is in the Midwest and is closer to the west coast than the east coast.
The west coast is milder than the east coast (warmer in the winter and cooler in the summer) because of the California Current that starts from Alaska and runs down the west coast of North America. Gyres and winds that blow from west to east cause this current to happen. Because of this, the ocean moderates temperatures on land (since water has a high specific heat), which is why the west coast never snows in winter and rarely gets above 80 degrees in summer.
Maritime polar air masses have more effect on the west coast due to the prevailing westerly winds that bring these air masses from the Pacific Ocean. The west coast is more influenced by these moist and cool air masses, leading to more precipitation and cooler temperatures. In contrast, the east coast is shielded by the Appalachian Mountains, which hinder the penetration of maritime polar air masses from the Atlantic Ocean.
The south American coast is farther east than the north American coast.
the soil composition is different in the two regions
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The Mediterranean coast of France has temperatures much higher than temperatures in England. However, temperatures in the French Alps are colder than anything in England.