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Which danger of hurricanes is more likely to affect people living along a coast than people living a little way inland?
heavy rain
Is it wamer on the coast or inland in Antarctica?
All the coldest temperatures on Earth have been measured at inland stations. Yes, the coastal research stations are warmer than the inland stations.
Who are the most common people living in the coastal areas?
That depends on the coast. Are we talking American, European, Asian, Australian or African coastline? Many people living at the coast fish for living, or serve tourists. It is also said people living on the coast are more hardened than people inland, mostly because of the harsh weather the coast gets.
Which is quickest route from Sydney to Gold Coast - Pacific Highway or inland route?
The Pacific highway route is about an hour shorter than the inland route.
Is it warmer than in inland or than coast?
Land heats fast and cools faster than sea. On hot sunny day, land is hotter. on cold windy night, coast is hotter.
Why is the weather usually milder along an ocean coastline than the weather farther inland?
the weather is usually cooler near the coast because of the ocean. the ocean air is cooler than farther inland.
The west coast of the united states has a milder climate than places farther inland What causes this difference?
Winds that blow from the Pacific Ocean to the west coast
Why is there more precipitation along the coast in the pacific west than farther inland?
There is more precipitation along the coast in the pacific west than the farther land because of the convectional currents that cause convectional rainfall.
A place located along a windward coast will probably have?
will probably have cooler summer temperatures than an inland place at the same latitude
Which best describes the temperatures of a city located along a windward coast?
cooler summer temperatures than an inland location at the same latitude
Why is El Camino Real close to the coast?
El Camino Real originally was the Spanish king's first highway. It would have been built along the coast as that was the safest route, rather than inland, at early colonial times. Another reason would have been that it was easier to build along the relatively flatter coast than rocky, vegetated inland areas. See related links for more Spanish history.
Why do you think of the land settled between 1700 and 1760 was farther inland rather than on the coast?
They need freshwater to water and wash the cash crops.
