they are colder because of the altitude, I'm not sure if they are wetter, but clouds are being blown against the mountain where they will cool down and become rain.
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It's certainly colder in winter than in summer; but I've known (winter 1984/5) deep snow in Catalonia, while in Andalucia (October-December 1985) it was so hot (to a North European), even early in the morning, that I had to stand in the shade; and one afternoon, simply standing watching videos (albeit in a room with no air-conditioning but an open window) I was drenched in perspiration.
Fountain is the only word listed at rhymezone.com that rhymes with mountain other than phrases like "drinking fountain", "soda fountain", and "water fountain".Also, though they do not look the same, but "Canton" will be a good word for rhyming with mountain.Actually "Canton" is only a partial rhyme with "mountain," because it does not have the "ou" sound that "mountain" has.fountainmaintain and contain
Nothing.Its impossible to be greater than god but worse than the devil.
its called a bubble idiots! havnt u heard of em?
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Due to higher altitudes temperature decreases, so only we feel colder in mountains than low lands
The northern coast is colder than southern coast.
The northern coast is colder than southern coast.
No its not. Mountains are very cold. Colder than anything else than i can image. If this does not help then im very sorry after all im only 8 years old
This is not true. It is not colder on the west coast of the US than the east coast. I am in California and it was 82 degrees yesterday, but the east coast has 7 feet or more of snow. Maybe you are not asking about the US.
Higher elevations usually are colder and wetter than lower elevations. Same with increasing latitude north or south, the temperature gets colder.
The mountains that ran almost parallel to the Pacific Coast for more than 5.000 miles are the mountains of Andes in South America.
There are mountains near the Equator and near the South Pole. Obviously, the peak of a mountain is colder than at the foot.
Mountainous climates are generally colder than others, so in this case, it would be colder in the mountains than in the rest of Southern Europe.
It depends. If the river is in the mountains or near the Poles than it's probably colder but if the ocean is like the arctic ocean or something like that then that's probably colder