What is the difference between the Temperate region and the Frigid zone?

Answer 1

torrid zone is the heatest zone of earth as compared to temperate zone.

the torrid zone lies between tropics of cancer & capricorn, while the temperate zone has been divided into 2, the north temperate zone which lies between tropic of cancer & arctic circle, the south temperate zone lies between tropicof capricorn & antarctic circle.

Answer 2

Tropical means that all year the temperature is always at or above about 65 degrees F.

Typically these locations are close to the earth's equator. Examples are Hawaii and Florida.

Temperate means that there is variation of temperatures but no extremes of heat or cold. Typically these locations are midway between the equator and poles. Examples include San Francisco and Atlanta.

Answer 3

The temperate region has moderate climate with distinct seasons, while the frigid zone has extremely cold temperatures year-round. The temperate region typically experiences four seasons, including summer and winter, while the frigid zone has long winters and very short summers.

Answer 4

The Frigid Zone is the extreme north or the extreme south of the Earth, where temperature are frigid, hence the name.

The Tropical Zone is the middle of the planet, along the Equator. This is the hottest part of the planet on average, where the Sun's rays are focused for the majority of the year. The temperature here is usually humid and warm year round, and the area is covered in rainforest.

The Temperate Zone is located between the Tropical and Frigid Zones, where temperatures are relatively cold to mild during the winter and warm to hot during the summer.

Answer 5

one is warmer and more dence than the other

Answer 6

A temperate region experiences all four seasons, having hot temperatures and cold temperatures. A frigid zone is nearly always cold, except for a brief summer respite.