Hawaii's moderate temperatures, despite its proximity to the equator, are largely due to its oceanic climate and the influence of the Pacific Ocean. The surrounding waters help regulate temperatures, preventing extreme heat and cold. Additionally, trade winds provide a cooling effect, while the islands' varied topography creates microclimates that can also moderate temperatures. This combination results in warm but comfortable weather year-round.
It is not guaranteed to be hot because of the topography. If there is a mountain on the equator, it will be cool. The two factors of a climate are how close they are to the equator, and the altitude of the area.
places like Kenya and Tanzania where they have high mountains
All 50 states in the USA are north of the equator. Even Hawaii ... the state with the farthest-south territory ... lies entirely north of about 19 degrees north latitude.
Japan is closer to the equator. Although both countries are centered around 40° north latitude, Japan's southern island of Kyūshū extends to 31° N, and the Ryukyu Islands are even closer, at 24° to 28° north.Spain (except for its overseas territories and possessions) does not extend below 36° N.
No, the equator is more to the south of India.
because Africa is really close to the equator. even though some parts are cooler because of elevation, most of Africa is warm because of its distance from the Equator
Not even close to it.
NOt even close
Even though it is hot at lower altitudes at the equator, mountains are at a much higher altitude and thus can have ice on them.
China is north of the equator. China extends from around 20 degrees to around 50 degrees. The southern most point of China is about 1400 mi (2250 km) from the equator. Even though the most southern point of China is about 2300km away from the equator, some part of China passes through the equator.
It is not guaranteed to be hot because of the topography. If there is a mountain on the equator, it will be cool. The two factors of a climate are how close they are to the equator, and the altitude of the area.
The highest pont in Florida is only 345 ft above sea level. The "snow capped mountain" in Hawaii is Mauna Kea 13,796 ft above sea level. Air is colder at higher elevations. (I used to go to the observatory on Mauna Kea- people look at you funny when you get on an airplane in Hawaii carrying a parka!)
Technically, winter still exists, it just doesn't have much of an impact. You don't have to live all that close to the equator to "avoid winter". Winter in south Florida or coastal Southern California basically means "you might want to wear a windbreaker at night", and Hawaii doesn't even experience that, despite its southernmost point being still well over a thousand miles from the equator.
places like Kenya and Tanzania where they have high mountains
Good question. Even though Hawaii is a state, all 50 states can sometimes have health problems. You can ask your doctor about it.
Hawaii is the newest state in the US. Rhode Island is not even close.
nope it did not close down, even though they lost it didn't close down