Question

Describe how the seasonal shift of the planetary pressure belts influence the South African climate

Answer 1

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Answer 2

The seasonal shift of the planetary pressure belts creates distinct climate zones in the east and west side of the country.

Explanation:

• The country of South Africa is located between the 22° S and 35° S, completely in the southern hemispheres subtropical zone and is located between the 2 oceans as Atlantic and the Indian.  

• Having a wide variety of climate in-country locate in the southern hemisphere has a 20°C average and during winters its warmest on coastal sides.

• The western side of the country has a dry and arid climate, the eastern side has a warm and subtropical climate, and a cool temperate climate to the west of coastal lands.

• There is a variation of rainfall from the west to east. In the north, the annual rainfall remains below 200 mm and eastern high vel gets 900 mm.

• The land surface is influenced by the variations in elevation, terrain, and ocean currents.

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