Tropical.
The type of climate that covers most of the northern half of the continent South America is tropical rainforest, characterized by high temperatures and heavy rainfall throughout the year. This climate can be found in countries like Venezuela, Colombia, and parts of Brazil.
NOrt America is in the northern hemisphere (half a sphere in greek) and south america is in the southern if you look in a map, the top half of the earth is the northern hemisp´here, the bottom is the southern.
rain forest.
North America, Asia, Europe, a piece of South America, and half of Africa
It is the Amazon Rain Forest.
The Amazon rain forest.
The Northern Hemisphere is the half of Earth that is north of the equator. It includes the continents of North America, Europe, Asia, and parts of Africa and South America.
Latin America occupies half of all the Americas territory, and it includes all the climates you can ever think of. A grossly general distribution of climates would be as follows:Northern Mexico: DeserticSouthern Mexico, Central America, Northern Colombia and Venezuela: TropicalMost of Brazil: TropicalAll Central-Western South America: Mountain climatesCentral South America: GrasslandSouthern South-America: Tundra
The two major climates are the humid, monsoonal climate of the northern half and the dry desert climate of the southern half.
The continent of Antarctica is in the southern hemisphere: the Americas are half in the southern hemisphere -- South America, and half in the northern hemisphere -- North America. The polar region north of North America is the Arctic -- an ocean, not a continent.
Yes, Venezuela is located in the northern hemisphere. It is situated in South America, and its geographical coordinates place it entirely in the northern half of the Earth.
The Northern Territory, Austalia, has two distinct climate types. There is the tropical climate of the northern half and the dry desert climate of the southern half. In the tropical north, summers are exceedingly humid and wet, as the area is subject to seasonal monsoonal rains.