Why do some places in the world have different climates?

Answer 1

because some places are nearer to the equator than others and it depends on where the place is located eg. Las Vegas is hot as it is in a desert whereas Scotland is cold as it is north, away from the equator.

Answer 2

Climates differ in different parts of the earth because of the angle of light that hits that particular part of the earth, how much heat is distributed to that part of the earth by winds and currents, and the elavation of the land.

Answer 3

This is the result of several different factors. The most important factor is the axial tilt of the Earth. At any given time of year, part of the Earth points more directly toward the sun than other parts do, and therefore experiences greater warmth. The equatorial regions on the average get more warmth, and fact the sun more directly, than regions closer to either the north or south poles. In addition, the arrangement of oceans, mountains, and other topographical features also affects climate. Even vegetation affects climate.if the area is near the sea,it will have a fine/balanced climate. Ares near the mountains will have a cool climate as the areas are higher. The areas on the poles will be freezing cold as they are very far from the sun and equator.

Answer 4

Different climates are caused by a variety of factors such as latitude, proximity to the ocean, elevation, and prevailing wind patterns. These factors influence variables like temperature, precipitation, and humidity, resulting in the diverse climates found around the world.

Answer 5

Climates change due to the distance from the Equator and the distance fro the Sea.

Answer 6

because if a place is closer to the equator it would be warmer as sunlight (which carries heat) would be shining directly on it, that place would also have more hours of sunlight.

Answer 7

Because of the equator