8. Which type of climate is experienced in the northern countries of South America?

Geography

1 answer:

klasskru [66]3 years ago

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Answer:

Tropical

Explanation:

The northern countries of South America experiences a tropical climate. These regions are notably close to the equator belt of the world.

The seasons are the dry and wet periods in the year.
Rainfall is occurs in most of the months in a year.
Some of the countries in this belt are Suriname, Ecuador, Brazil and Bolivia.
The world's largest rainforest belt is located in this region

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