What is the climate in the Amazon rainforest?

Answer 1

The climate in the Amazonian rain forest is warm and humid and the average temperature in the area is about 79 degrees Fahrenheit. One of the prominent features of this area is the difference between the temperature during the day and during the night is greater than that of the difference between the seasons. The Amazon rain forest consists four layers and each layer has its unique ecosystem and plants and animals are adapted to that. The tallest layer is called the emergent layer, which has trees of approximately 200 feet in height. The other layer is canopy which has smooth oval leaves and have pointed drip tip. This makes the flow of water easy and preventing the growth of mosses and fungi. The layer below the canopy layer is able to get only 5 per cent of sunlight and plants of this layer are uniquely adapted to survive in the shadowy layer. The lowest layer is the forest floor and is almost without any plant. Only 2 percent of sunlight reaches here.

A:

Between 22 and 32°C, Rarely falls beneath 25°C.

Answer 2

because of the evaporation.

In July the humidity level is 70%. In the Amazon in South America if the temperature is 86 degrees it feels like 95 degrees due to humidity of 75%. The rain forest produces 75% of the clouds that bring it's daily rain.

Answer 3

The Amazon rainforest has a tropical climate with consistently high temperatures and high humidity levels. It experiences heavy rainfall throughout the year, with some variation in precipitation levels between wet and dry seasons. The climate is generally warm and moist, creating a lush and biodiverse environment.

Answer 4

In the Amazon Rainforest it is very warm, though they have plenty of rain.

Answer 5

It has an average of 50 to 260 inches of rain falls yearlly.

Answer 6

The answer is indeed 1%, you utter fool

Answer 7

2

Answer 8

100