Why the temperature varies from place to place?

Answer 1

It all depends on how close the Continent or country is to the equator. The farther you are (such as Antartica) the colder it will be. The closer you get, the warmer it will be. It all depends on the balance of the earth.

Answer 2

The temperature varies because of how much direct or indirect sunlight to which any given place is exposed. If a country lies on the equator, it is exposed to direct sunlight all year round. Wind currents also play a factor. Breezes coming off of the sea create a more mild climate than that of an area that might be only a few miles inland, but screened by a range of mountains.

Answer 3

the reason is because some parts of the world does not get as much heat from the sun as other parts do.Forexample, the tropics they are always hot most of the time,because the sun is directly over them because the are next to or on the equator.

Answer 4

The temperature varies from place to place due to factors such as latitude, altitude, proximity to water bodies, ocean currents, and prevailing wind patterns. These factors influence the amount of sunlight received, altitude effects on air pressure and temperature, and the transfer of heat energy between air and water bodies, leading to varying temperatures in different regions.

Answer 5

It has a few reasons:1 some areas have high mountains which makes it cooler

2 It is nearer to the equator or further3 the ocean can make it cold to

Answer 6

Latitude (how far north/south of the equator it is) is the main one. Also how far inland it is, whether it's near an ocean current such as the Gulf Stream, and whether it's an urbanized area.

Answer 7

because of different altitude and latitude in different places

Answer 8

position/rotation of earth, and the suns location in space