What two reasons best describe why the tropics get so hot during their summer solstices?
a. The intensity of the sun's rays are intense, and the close proximity to the equator
b. The proximity to regions of warm ocean water, and the long day
c. The long day, and the intensity of the sun's rays
d. The proximity to regions of warm ocean water, and the proximity to the equator
Question 2
The maximum annual temperature tends to occur ____.
a. at the time of maximum receipt of solar radiation
b. at the time of maximum sunspot activity
c. a month or so before the receipt of maximum solar radiation
d. a month or so after the receipt of maximum solar radiation
The Moon's north pole during summer.
In the summer of 1963, Buddhist monks protested against the rule of Diem (and his brother, the ...
Summer and Winter Solstices
The Wet Tropics (Af, Am)
The early onset of spring melting and the gradual diminution of summer snowpack
Describe the Conceptual Forecasting Framework in your own words.