Question

what is meaning of equable climate?...........

Answer 1

During various points in the Earth's history, the global climate has been equable. You are probably wondering what an equable climate is. Simply put, it is a period in Earth's history when the temperature was roughly equal everywhere in the world. In the past, this state existed because the poles were significantly warmer than they are currently, while the Tropics remained at roughly present day temperatures. For a more in-depth explanation, click on the "Climate" tab above.

Answer 2

the temperature of day and nights are equal then it is called as equable climate