A temperate climate zone is one where the temp. are nevewr too hot or cold so this question is not valid
Mesopotamia is a semiarid climate, so it is usually hot and has lots of droughts. The temperature was often over 110 degrees Farenhieght
Alice Springs falls within the arid climate zone. It experiences hot summers with temperatures often exceeding 40°C (104°F) and mild winters with temperatures dropping below freezing at night. Rainfall is low and sporadic throughout the year.
Template with the four seasons every year. Climate can vary from -2°C in cold winter to 40° C in hot summer.
These countries are all between 23.5 degrees North (Tropics of Cancer) to 66.5 degrees North (Arctic Circle) and 23.5 degrees South (Tropics of Capricorn) to 66.5 degrees South (Antarctic Circle). So, in short, countries like Australia, USA, France, China and New Zealand all lie in the temperate zone. Most (not all) countries within the temperate zone experiences the 4 seasons.
Mount Everest spans several climate zones due to its varying elevations. The base of the mountain falls within the subtropical zone, characterized by warm and humid conditions. As one ascends higher, the climate transitions through temperate, subarctic, and finally into an arctic climate zone near the summit, known for its severe cold and high winds.
Mesopotamia is a semiarid climate, so it is usually hot and has lots of droughts. The temperature was often over 110 degrees Farenhieght
Alice Springs falls within the arid climate zone. It experiences hot summers with temperatures often exceeding 40°C (104°F) and mild winters with temperatures dropping below freezing at night. Rainfall is low and sporadic throughout the year.
Quite directly, they are temperate. Temperate means moderate. So the winters are cold but not too cold nor warm, and the summers are warm but not too hot or cool.
the hot wet is the tropic and torrid zone so almost all plants which grow in Dominica is found in the hot wet
Template with the four seasons every year. Climate can vary from -2°C in cold winter to 40° C in hot summer.
These countries are all between 23.5 degrees North (Tropics of Cancer) to 66.5 degrees North (Arctic Circle) and 23.5 degrees South (Tropics of Capricorn) to 66.5 degrees South (Antarctic Circle). So, in short, countries like Australia, USA, France, China and New Zealand all lie in the temperate zone. Most (not all) countries within the temperate zone experiences the 4 seasons.
In geography, temperate or pepcid latitudes of the globe lie between the tropics and the polar regions. The changes in these regions between summer and winter are generally relatively moderate, rather than extreme hot or cold.However, in certain areas, such as Asia and central North America, the variations between summer and winter can be extreme because these areas are far away from the sea, causing them to have a continental climate. In regions traditionally considered tropical, localities at high altitudes (e.g. parts of the Andes) may have a temperate climate.As India is located in a temperate zone we find various kinds of houses. Air conditioned rooms are usually used in the temperate zone and tropical zone . Deserts and tropical regions have bright mornings and become hot by afternoon. The nights are very cool. The temperature rises to its peak during summer. The houses in tropical regions are constructed with brick, concrete cement.
The climate of Western Australia varies. Much of the state is desert, so much of it has a hot and dry climate. However, the northwestern corner of the state is particularly prone to summer cyclones, and experiences a subtropical climate for this reason. The southern corner is more temperate.
Cause i said so
Because their heritage differs from that of the United States and Canada.
yes its the closest planet to the sun so yes it has a hot climate
Mount Everest spans several climate zones due to its varying elevations. The base of the mountain falls within the subtropical zone, characterized by warm and humid conditions. As one ascends higher, the climate transitions through temperate, subarctic, and finally into an arctic climate zone near the summit, known for its severe cold and high winds.