How does the geography of different regions affect climates

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The natural geography of a region. such as mountains or hills affect climates
the mountains and hills would block winds and might create a valley that floods during heavy rains

stepan [7]2 years ago

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It affects the climate by the positioning of the place. Say, if you were in the high mountains, it would be cold, right? And if you were in a flat plane, there would not be a way to shield you from the sun, so it would be hot there. It all depends on where you are, what time of day, and whatnot. Good luck!

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