What is the climate of a ocean biome?

Answer 1

The climate of an ocean depends on where the ocean is. At the poles, the climate is cold and precipitation would be in the form of snow/ice during a large part of the year. At the equator, the climate is hot, precipitation is in the form of rain, and more severe weather might be expected.

Answer 2

This climate is generally warm but not too hot in the summer. In the winter, it is cool but not cold. The annual temperature range is narrow and there is typically not a dry season becasue rainfall is more evenly disperesed througout the year.

Answer 3

Due to holding in the day's heat and replacing it with a cooler temature at night, Night around the ocean tends to be a little bit warmer at night, and colder during the day. The climate would have "Greater extremes."

Answer 4

It depends upon the latitude and other factors of the ocean. If it is near the equater, it will be prone to cyclones and will be hot. If it is near the poles, it will be cold.

Answer 5

the ocean is vert cold

Answer 6

the climate is cold and tropical.

Answer 7

cloudy