Question

During summer, cities located near the coast are ________ than those in the interior at the same latitude, while in the winter they are ________.

Answer 1

In summer they're cooler and during winter they're warmer

Answer 2

Answer:

Cooler, Warmer

Explanation:

The ocean water bodies has the high heat capacity as a result of which the oceans and seas are heated and cooled at a much slower rate, in comparison to the land areas. The places that are near to the ocean bodies generally experiences a cooler type of temperature during the day time and it gradually increases as one moves away from the oceans towards the inland areas.

The ocean has the capacity to store heat during the summer season, and it eventually releases during the winter. This cycle repeatedly occurs, as a result of which during winter, the cities near the coast are usually warmer and on the other hand, these cities are colder during summer.