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how does the location affect the weatherIf you're nearer to the Equator, it is warmer at sea level. The further North or South you go on the planet, the colder it becomes. In mountainous regions it is colder the higher you are. Some northern coasts are warmer than the inland areas because of the Jet Stream, which brings the warmer air and water both to the North and South poles. It just depends on where you are, and what season it is.
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