Sandy, rocky, hot, barren. Or sand dunes, plateaus.
Because they are at the intertropical converge zone. Which is where air rises due to direct solar radiation causes water vapor to fall back to earth as rain.
You’ll have to give a little bit more context for me to answer.
The maximum degrees of the Northern Hemisphere is 90 degrees.
<h3>What is the Northern hemisphere?</h3>
This is used to refer to the part that is at the other half of the equator. This part is at the the top half while the South is at the bottom.
It is known to have its latitude running from 0 to 90 degrees. Hence the answer to the question is 90 degrees.
Read more on the Northern Hemisphere here:
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