how can the general climate of an area be described with the help of line of latitude
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The area between the warm tropics and the chilly poles is called the mid latitudes. Climates in this zone are affected by both warm, tropical air moving towards the poles and cold, polar air moving towards the equator. Chaparrel: This ecosystem has wet-winters and dry-summers
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The "general climate of an area" can be described with the aid of the "lines of latitudes" as the temperature decreases north and southwards starting from the equator. Latitudes are "imaginary lines" dividing the earth into two halves namely the "northern and the southern hemispheres". These lines help in identifying the time, climate and also the location of a place. The area between 23 1/2° N and 23 1/2° S is slightly less hot than the equatorial area. The climate here is tropical in nature. The regions between 23 1/2° to 66 1/2° North and South enjoy Temperate climate which cooler than the tropical and the equatorial regions. Above and below the temperate zone lies the "Arctic and Antarctic circles" with cold temperatures. It’s also called the Tundra Region.