What would happen to seasonal temperatures if the tilt of the earth was less?

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If the tilt was less, It would probaly mean that the suns heat would sink lower then the equator, assuming the earth levels out more upright.

Google it to be sure, Hope i helped

tia_tia [17]3 years ago

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Answer: When the Earth is tilted toward the sun the Northern Hemisphere is in the warm season and when the Earth is tilted away from the sun the Northern Hemisphere is in the cool season. ... There would no longer be season as we know them. The temperature and precipitation pattern would not vary much.

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