The Pacific is much too large to have one climatic zone.
Please restate your question: Do you mean "in" the Pacific Ocean? At what depth?
Climate- the climate for the pacific coast indians was generally mild and warm- because the climate was warm the pacific coast indians wore light clothing made out of dried animal skins, usually without the fur.the pacific indians made their huts of planks to withstand and keep out of the harsh sun and heat. there were smoke holes that let out the hot air (because hot air rises)Location-pacific coast indian areas include present day baja California, california, Oregon, washington, and northwest CanadaDiet-the location of these tribes affected their diets. because they were living on the coast their diet consisted of more seafood than If they had lived inland, because obviously they wouldn't have any seafood in their diet.-living in an area heavily wooded with live oaks, acorn flour was also a staple of their diet
The Pacific Theater was fought mostly in tropical climates. Many of the islands on which the war was fought, such as the Philippines, Saipan, and Guadalcanal were covered in dense jungles or rugged and mountainous. Toward the end of the war, some fighting took place in more temperate climates on islands closer to the Japanese home islands. There was also fighting in China, a temperate climate zone, throughout the war.
One disadvantage of living in Southeast Asia are the typhoons that hit there those are hurricanes that are formed in the Pacific Ocean
He asked Lewis and Clark to map a route to the Pacific Ocean, to study climate, wildlife, and mineral resources of the new lands.
central pacific and union pacific railroad companies
what is the climate in the pacific islands
The same climate as the Pacific West of today. The area is wet, cloudy, and mountainous.
a grizzlies climate is pacific ;north west
hot
it is toronto out.
all of Florida has a tropical climate but Jacksonville has more of a sub-tropical climate to be pacific (:
The Pacific is much too large to be categorized into one "region" -please be more specific about my beloved Pacific...
The climate is moderated by the Pacific Ocean and the Andes Mountains and is dry and cool.
They both have a Mediterranean climate.
highly unlikely
The Pacific goes from the Arctic all the way to the Antarctic. You need to be a little more specific here.
i dont know ask your mom