The Mojave region has an arid climate primarily due to its geographical location and topography. It is situated in the rain shadow of the Sierra Nevada mountains, which block moisture-laden winds from the Pacific Ocean, preventing significant rainfall from reaching the area. Additionally, high temperatures and low humidity contribute to evaporation, further diminishing available water. The combination of these factors results in the Mojave's characteristic desert conditions.
Hot days cold night , because its on the leeward side of the mountain
arid
Most of Northern Africa is dominated by a desert climate region known as the hot desert climate (BWh) according to the Köppen climate classification system. This region is characterized by hot temperatures, minimal precipitation, and dry conditions.
arid
central Spain -ash (:
North eastern region because of its arid climate
Arid or semi-arid; dry, mostly desert.
Xero is that word.
The Mohave people traditionally grew crops such as corn, beans, and squash, often referred to as the "Three Sisters." They also cultivated melons and various native plants suited to the arid climate of the Mojave Desert. Additionally, they engaged in foraging and hunting to supplement their diets. Their agricultural practices were adapted to the region's harsh environment, utilizing irrigation methods to support their crops.
Arid climate regions have low precipitation and tend to be hot, while semi-arid regions also have low precipitation but can be either hot or cold. The desert climate is an example of an arid climate, characterized by extreme dryness and high temperatures.
it's actually arid :]
in the desert region