Continentality is used to describe an inland climate that is remote from the moderating influences of large bodies of water.
<h3>What is the effect of continentality?</h3>
Continentality refers to a climatic effect that emerges because of the different range of temperature that exists at places lying in the interior of the continent away from the moderating influence of the sea and the places that are located near the continent.
Continentality causes water to warm more slowly than land when exposed to high amounts of solar radiation, to cool more slowly than land and to store more heat than land.
It could rise depending on how many children are born, however tourism could also impact in a way. Also its a good thing to have a large population because people need children to carry on the traditions of a family.
