How does the climate in the torrid zone differ from that in the temperate zone?
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As torrid zone is at equator so it receives direct rays of sun and therefore the climate there is very hot. the difference between the day and night is negligible.
where is temperate zone is located at Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn therefore it receives some slanting rays of sun therefore the temperature is normal not so warm and not so cold there is difference between day and night
where is temperate zone is located at Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn therefore it receives some slanting rays of sun therefore the temperature is normal not so warm and not so cold there is difference between day and night
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torrid zone - 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.
temperate zone - The different geographical zones of the world. The temperate zones span from either north or south of the subtropics (north of the yellow dotted line, at 40 degrees north) to the polar circles.
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