Question

climate in torrid zone

Answer 1

The torrid zone refers to the area of the earth near the equator. As its name suggests, the torrid zone is generally warm. It has a wet and dry season but does not experience the four seasons familiar to residents of the temperate zones further from the equator. The warmth of the torrid zone influences its weather, ecosystems and geographic features.


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Answer 2

Answer:

warm and humid. generally moist through the year.

Explanation:

• As the temperature in these zones of the earth is determined by altitude and the rays of the sun that fall on the earth through the specific angle of inclination. The temperature changes as we go from the equator towards the poles and also changes as we move from pole to equator.

• The torrid zone is located a the 23.5 degrees north and south of the equator this is full of life has lush green vegetation of plants and animals. Cloud cover helps to keep the temperature in this zone calm throughout the day and through the seasons.

• This same cloud promotes daily rainfall during the rainy season. Thus this region is called doldrums.