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Marizza181 [45]
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miskamm [114]3 years ago
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A small town is located near a body of water and enjoys cooler temperatures than other areas in the same climate zone. This is an example of a microclimate

Explanation:

  • The microclimate is nothing but experiencing a different temperature, which is restricted to a certain area only. It might be experiencing a lower temperature in comparison with the surrounding regions.
  • The dry climate is experiencing a very high temperature and polar climate is nothing but a region where there are no warm summers and the temperature would be less than 10 degree Celsius.
  • Climate zones are characterized by distinct parameters and these are found near the poles

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