What is the climate of the desert?

Answer 1

The world's desert climate zones receive less than 10 inches of rainfall per year, denying sustenance to vegetation. Some years, they receive no rainfall at all.

Some deserts, such as Southern California and Northeast Brazil have a rainy season when it is possible to grow crops. Other deserts such as Egypt and Iraq have rivers that make agriculture possible through irrigation. Deserts vary. They exist the world over. Their unifying factor is the long dry period extending several months.

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In the morning, it is very hot. In the night, it gets cold.

Answer 2

Deserts typically have arid climates, characterized by low precipitation levels and high temperatures during the day along with cool temperatures at night. They often experience extreme variations in temperature between day and night.

Answer 3

it is categorized as a dry non humid area with hot summers and dry winters

Answer 4

It is cold - icy cold. There is very little precipitation, and that which does fall is snow, which is why places such as the Antarctic are classified as deserts.

Answer 5

There are hot deserts, there are cold winter deserts, there are polar deserts and there are cool coastal deserts. There is no single answer to your question.