why do the ports in eastern coast of Canada freeze in winter?
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The ports of the eastern coast of Canada freeze during the winter because of the forcing of air.
As the ports are near the sea area of Canada and the temperature of that area become under 0 degree during the winter time.
The freezing point of the sea is around -1.6 degree.
Therefore the temperature of that part become near that during that time, so the ports become freeze during winter.
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The ports of eastern coast of Canada freeze in winter due to low salinity.
Explanation:
- There exist various factors that determine the reason for the freezing of the ports of eastern ananda in winter as latitude, salinity, and the water temperatures which are modified by the currents.
- Ports like the Halifax, have the temperature that goes below 0 degrees. Also due to they are located near the arctic circle, they have cool waves that sweep across the ports.
- Labrador current being a cold current brings cold water from the green land that brings down the temperature.
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