What is Guatemalas climate?

Answer 1

The climate of Guatemala has, in part, been part of this nations ability to grow for both export and internal use, crops that prosper in hot, humid tropical weather. This would include sugar cane, bananas and vegetables. The geography of Guatemala, however, is dominated by its mountainous regions. This is fine for coffee, as example, but as a whole the mountains there enable only a small portion of the land to be arable. Guatemala's climate however, is also linked with the geographical location of this nation. Hurricanes and large tropical storms are barriers to crop growth. The highlands of the country are home to volcanoes also affect it in a negative fashion.

Answer 2

Belize has a tropical climate with pronounced wet and dry seasons, although there are significant variations in weather patterns by region. Temperatures vary according to elevation, proximity to the coast, and the moderating effects of the northeast trade winds off the Caribbean. Average temperatures in the coastal regions range from 24° C in January to 27° C in July. Temperatures are slightly higher inland, except for the southern highland plateaus, such as the Mountain Pine Ridge, where it is noticeably cooler year round. Overall, the seasons are marked more by differences in humidity and rainfall than in temperature.

Answer 3

Guatemala has a diverse climate due to its varying topography, but in general, the country has a tropical climate with distinct wet and dry seasons. The coastal areas tend to be hot and humid, while the highlands are cooler. The rainy season typically runs from May to October.

Answer 4

the climate in Guatemala is temperate which means it has a little from every season.

Answer 5

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