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The climate at the equator is warm to hot and wet all year round. It can also be a humid climate.
If the temperature rises, organisms can move to cooler places, moving away from the equator, causing organisms to start breeding and plant flowering too soon
Tropical areas near the equator have the warmest climate because the sun's rays are pointed at the middle of the Earth on its axis, called the equator. The directness of the sun's rays obviously causes heat which is why the places around the Earth's equator are warm. :-)
The altitude affects the climate in the sense that the higher the altitude the colder and harsher the climate. For instance, on top of a mountain there are severe wind chills and extremely low temperatures. Latitude affecting the climate is dependent on the equator. The closer the latitude is to 0 degrees (the equator) the hotter the temperature and the more humidity in the atmosphere.LATITUDE the hottest ares of the earth are located close to the equator the coldest to the poles. this is due to the shape of the earth. the places closest to the equator receive the most direct rays of the sun. regions farther from the equator receive the rays that hit the earths surface on a slant, so the sun's energy is spread over ,and has to heat, a larger area of the earth
It is because the Philippines are in Asia so that's why they have a warm climate.
The climate near the equator is warmer than most other places because the sun is closest to the equator.
The climate near the equator is warmer than most other places because the sun is closest to the equator.
hot climate
Some places warmer than the equator are Brazil, and the countries in Australia.
The climate at the equator is warm to hot and wet all year round. It can also be a humid climate.
Yes, they are all tropical climates. The closer to the equator, the hotter the climate gets.
because its between 50-60N of the equator
If the temperature rises, organisms can move to cooler places, moving away from the equator, causing organisms to start breeding and plant flowering too soon
No, quite the opposite. There is no part of Spain or Argentina that sits on the equator. All locations on the equator are in other countries.
If the temperature rises, organisms can move to cooler places, moving away from the equator, causing organisms to start breeding and plant flowering too soon
at places closer to the equator
As the Earth is roughly spherical, the equator is closer to the sun than any other point on the earth. The closer to the sun, the hotter it is.