Question

How can you explain the pattern of temperature differences given what you know about the ability of water to absorb and release heat? Place a checkmark next to
each true explanation:
A) Cities near the coast are near large bodies of water which can
absorb heat during hot periods.
Cities near the coast are near large bodies of water which can
release absorbed heat during cooler times.
B) The temperatures near the coast are more stable than those that
are inland.
C) The temperatures in the inland cities are more stable.
There is more of a variation in temperatures in cities that are
further inland.
D)There is more of a variation in temperatures in cities that are on
the coast.

Answer 1

There is more of a variation in temperatures in cities that are on the coast is ability of water to absorb and release heat. Thus, the correct option is D.

Why are the most extreme temperatures experienced inland away from the coast?

Because rock and soil have a smaller heat capacity than water, temperature variance is greater in inland places. As a result, land areas lose and absorb heat at a far faster rate than coastal areas.

Because rock and soil have a smaller heat capacity than water, temperature variance is greater in inland places. As a result, land areas lose and absorb heat at a far faster rate than coastal areas. Humid continental climates and subarctic continental climates are two types of continental climates.

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