Question

difference between equable climate and continental climate

Answer 1

*Equable climate :
Equable climates are periods of roughly equal temperatures throughout the world. ... Combining these characteristics defines equable climates. They are periods with a low EPTD and low seasonality.
* Continental climate:
continental climate. noun. a climate characterized by hot summers, cold winters, and little rainfall, typical of the interior of a continent.
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Answer 2

Climate that has almost same temperature throughout the year is called an equable climate.Examples: Mumbai and Goa.



Climate that has wide range temperature variation in a year is called continental climate.
Examples: Jaipur and Delhi

Places near the sea or oceans show equable climate.  

Places that are far away from the sea or oceans show continental climate.  
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