Even when the sun is shining in winter, the angle of sunlight is much lower, resulting in less solar energy reaching the Earth's surface. Additionally, cold air masses dominate during winter months, and the ground and atmosphere can retain low temperatures despite sunny conditions. Factors such as snow cover can also reflect sunlight, preventing effective warming. As a result, the combination of these factors maintains the cold temperatures typical of winter.
Compared to most Countries in the world I think Nigeria is around average becoz it doesnt even make the top 20 list among the cold nations so its not cold....
Yes, all deserts experience a winter season. In cold deserts the winter can be bitterly cold with snow. In hot deserts the winters are generally quite mild. However, under unusual conditions, even hot deserts can have short periods of cold temperatures and even the occasional snow storm.
That would depend upon which cold desert. The Antarctic Desert can drop to -130 degrees F in winter. The Gobi Desert has been known to drop to more than -40 degrees F in winter. Even the Great Basin Desert and the Colorado Plateau Desert have been known to drop well below zero F in winter.
The main difference between a hot and cold desert is the difference of temperature. The Mojave Desert in California and the Sahara Desert in Africa are examples of hot deserts, where temperatures can soar above 110 degrees Fahrenheit. The continent of Antarctica and the Gobi Desert in China are examples of cold deserts, where temperatures can go below 30 degrees Fahrenheit.
Even though the name is cold, it is caused by a virus that can be caught even during the warmer times of year.
No, deserts that are hot during the summer are much cooler in the winter, especially in cold winter deserts.
temperature mostly depends on how high the sun is in the sky (angle overhead). In winter and to a lesser extent spring the sun if much lower in the sky so it colder. In summer and Autumn the sun is much higher in the sky and so its much warmer. So although the sun is shining bright, its still cold because of the time of the year it is.
st.lucia is never cold not even in winter
yes it does. even though it is classified as "tropical," it still will experience winters even though it may not be as cold as lets say, Canada.
The earth has 4 seasons and each season the angle to the sun changes. As example, when its winter in North America, North America is tilted upwards and the sun is hitting more of the southern hemisphere. The sun is still out but is cold even with the sun.
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Yes, deserts have winter. Some deserts can be very cold in winter even if summers are hot. Some deserts are quite mild in winter.
Yes, the northern region even gets snow in the winter at times but not that much. As for the rest of the country it can get cold specially at night and mornings during the winter season.
The duration of sunlight doesn't affect temperature as much as the intensity does. When it is winter where you are, there are days that are sunny and cold. The sun's rays hit the Arctic at an acute angle.
You see characters especially Fox McCloud wearing a snowsuit, a snow-jacket, snow-gloves, snow-boots and a scarf for clear reasons: Lylat is a cold galaxy, even non-snowy planets appear to be quite snow-cold since characters still wear winter clothes there. Also because space travel is cold. That is why Star Fox characters wear winter clothes.
In most deserts, it is hot in the summer and cool, or even cold, in the winter. It all depends on the particular desert.
not really maybe once or twice during the winter, we may not even have a very cold winter.