Options:
A. have warm temperatures year-round and little precipitation
B. have warm temperatures year-round and lots of precipitation
C. have warm temperatures in summer, cold temperatures in winter, and little precipitation
D. have warm temperatures in summer, cold temperatures in winter, and lots of precipitation
Answer:
B. have warm temperatures year-round and lots of precipitation
Explanation:
Places under the tropical climate are influenced by warm air masses - tropical and equatorial - all year round. Unlike other types of weather, the seasons come down to two: one wetter and warmer in summer and one drier in winter. Although the term "summer" and "winter" are commonly used, these seasons are extended to include the spring and fall months.
In general, rainfall rates (average rainfall amount) range from 2000 mm to 3000 mm annually. However, the distribution of rainfall throughout the year is not uniform.
Temperatures remain high almost all year round, with thermal averages around 26 ° C and low annual temperature range. The difference between the maximum temperature and the minimum temperature varies slightly during the year.
