There are snow-capped mountains near the equator.
All of the places along the equator are not warm because of the mountain ranges, even on the equator mountains are really COLD
places like Kenya and Tanzania where they have high mountains
No, the top of a high mountain located on the equator would not necessarily be hot. In fact, temperatures at high altitudes can be quite cold due to the decrease in atmospheric pressure and the corresponding decrease in temperature with altitude.
No matter which way the poles tilt, the equator always receives enough direct sunlight to prevent a winter. Though, if there are no clouds to trap in the heat of the day, the equator can be very cold at night.
they are MOUNTAINS. mountains are high in the sky.. where it is cold..
There are snow-capped mountains near the equator.
All of the places along the equator are not warm because of the mountain ranges, even on the equator mountains are really COLD
places like Kenya and Tanzania where they have high mountains
No, the top of a high mountain located on the equator would not necessarily be hot. In fact, temperatures at high altitudes can be quite cold due to the decrease in atmospheric pressure and the corresponding decrease in temperature with altitude.
No matter which way the poles tilt, the equator always receives enough direct sunlight to prevent a winter. Though, if there are no clouds to trap in the heat of the day, the equator can be very cold at night.
No, actually. Antarctica used to be located near the equator.
IT is cold because the sunlight it receives is very indirect. This radiation has to go through a larger part of the atmosphere, so more of it is absorbed. The earth is heated by these rays, so the Arctic is unable to get very warm.
yes because the equator is super hot. Actually no. While most places on the equator are very warm there are some high mountains in Africa and South America which are very cold and covered in snow.
In South America, you can be 30 miles from the equator but knee-deep in snow in the Andes Mountains, particularly in countries like Peru, Bolivia, and Chile. This phenomenon occurs due to the high altitude of the mountains which can experience cold temperatures and snowfall even close to the equator.
No because some places have mountains or high plateaus where it gets cold so not all places along the equator are hot. Mount Kilimanjaro in Kenya is almost on the equator and has snow on the top. Nearness to the sea can also have an effect.
Hot air holds moisture far more efficiently than cooler or cold air ... thus a higher humidity at the equator, where temperatures are higher.