In North America, temperatures get warmer towards the north. True or false

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Ugo [173]2 years ago

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Answer: False

Explanation:

As one approaches the North Pole, temperatures get colder and this is why countries like Iceland and Sweden are so cold.

This is the same in North America. North America is already north of the Equator so it is closer to the North Pole. As one goes further north therefore, they would be be getting closer to the North Pole and temperatures will get colder.

This is why Canada is so cold and the northern areas of the United States experiences such harsh winters.

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