What happens to temperature as you travel from equator to the north pole?

Answer 1

No. The South Pole is colder than the North Pole. this is because the South Pole sits amidst the large ice and land mass known as the Antarctic, whilst the North Pole is merely a floating ice shelf, and therefore several degrees warmer throughout the seasons.

Answer 2

Temperature generally decreases as you move from the equator towards the North Pole. This is because the intensity of sunlight decreases, resulting in less heat being absorbed by the Earth's surface. Additionally, the angle at which sunlight strikes the Earth's surface at higher latitudes is lower, leading to less heating of the atmosphere.

Answer 3

In general, the temperatures at the north and south poles are cold and those at the equator are hot. But if the temperature at the equator rises, the temperature at the poles may rise due to transfer of excess heat by air and water currents from the equator to tha poles.

Answer 4

Both, the North and South poles are very cold. The South pole is the coldest with mean temperatures at -79F, and the North poles mean temperature is -49F.

Answer 5

They are farther from the equater. the sun's rays are farther from them.

Answer 6

Yes, it is. All because of global warming. Also the south pole is the coldest place on earth.

Answer 7

Not even close. The south pole is tilted away from the sun and the north pole is tilted towards it. The north pole is around 0 to 10 degrees as the south pole is around -60 to -10 degrees.

Answer 8

The farther you are from the equator the more colder the temperature gets so for an example if you are in Brazil it will be hotter than it is if you are in Nebraska

Answer 9

The ice will melt & turn it to water like the ocean

Answer 10

Unfortunately, we are the ones forcing it to be warmer than the north pole. By depleting the ozone layer above there, we are melting the place down.