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earth's coastal areas
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Air, in coastal areas, carries more amount of moisture than it does in inland. As iron easily reacts with oxygen in presence of moisture to corrode i.e, to form rust, iron articles in coastal areas would be of no use in short span. So, using plastic is surely a witty alternative.
The reason that humidity is very high in coastal areas is because of the ocean. The air is able to pick up water from the ocean, the water in the air makes it more humid.
Wind is created by air pressure, there's a law in meteorology, winds will usually blow from high pressure areas to low pressure areas. That's what this question would be asking for.
Daylight.
Daylight.
Coastal areas during summer
Coastal areas during summer
A monsoon?
Coastal areas during summer are accessible from water where landing is possible. This assumes, of course, that you have transportation to an Antarctic bay or other landing area. The 'beaches' are mostly stone 'rubble' and not sand as one can see on some other beaches. During winter, the coastal areas disappear because the Antarctic ice sheet expands -- the sea water freezes -- effectively doubling the size of the continent.
Maine has a lot of Coastal Areas. It is very nice for a swim out in the summer time
The author lived in a coastal town in New England. Coastal areas often experience erosion during storms.
Bodies of water have a modifying effect on weather. In the summer, coastal land stays cooler and in the winter, coastal areas stay warmer. This is a result of water's large heat capacity.
Weather in areas of coastal plains is mild throughout the year. It is not too cold in the winter and not too hot in the summer.
The sea will take longer to warm up so during summer months it will generally be cooler in areas close to the sea. Although the water can make coastal areas humid which makes the temperature seem much higher than it is. In land areas will heat up quicker in hotter months. In winter the sea will retain its heat longer so coastal areas will be warmer during winter months. In land areas will lose their heat quicker, they will have warmer summers and colder winters.
Maine is generally warm (but not hot) and humid in the summer months, although the coastal areas enjoy cooler weather in the summer. All in all it is a very pleasant and popular time to visit the state.