How can two cities located at the smae latitude have different climates?
600123
Because climate isn't just determined by latitude, but by distance from the sea, if there are mountains near by, weather patterns and a lot of other things.
176083
Maybe the ground temperature is hotter. Its temperature doesn't count on outside factor. The sun is just 1 factor.
60963
1.Climate of an area\n2.Resources to be found and worked with\n3.Industry revolving around those resources\n4.Areas between countries that are high traffic areas\n5.Cities that happen to be stopover points between major governmental, economical, and financial trade centers. ie; Shreveport, LA is between Dallas, TX and Birmingham,AL and if I-20 didn't exist it barely would either.
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Take a look at this site.  You will need to specify dates and places\n\nhttp://www.weather.gov/climate/
86571
First of all the name of the town is Turin - it is the american journalist that have named it Torino.\n\nThe climate there is similar to Switzerland, & Austria.  It is in the Italian Alps, due to the high elevation the climate is cooler. But don't let that fool you, you can very easily get a bad sunburn, the reflection of the snow, and the thinner atmosphere contribute to more intense sunrays.
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go to this website \n\nhttp://www.climate-zone.com/climate/united-states/florida/tampa/\n\nthere you have a detailed answer
578581
The East Coast is relatively warmer than the West Coast.\nThus being more conducive to crustacean / mollusck habitation at sea
7044
And why people in Los Angeles goes to the beach but just a few crazy ones do it in San Francisco? The ocean temperature is very important for the earth temperature. In southern california, there is a warmer ocean, and so, the temperature is higher than other places in the world with equivalent latitude. Anyway, El Cairo has the same temperature, and I'm sure that it´s warmer. There is a big influence from the desert and from the Nilo temperature, which comes from the very centre of Africa and comes very warm.
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Generally, yes.  The closer you are to the equator, the warmer the climate is.
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The areas north and south of the equator to 30 degrees.
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Northern Nevada and Utah have great examples of this type of climate. It tends to be warm and dry but does have four seasons. Hard to explain even though I lived in an area like this. It is usually called high desert
327439
This is a common feature for persons born and broughtup in cold climate. People in Equatorial regions tolerate heat more for the same reason. There may be slight variation amongst individuals in tolerance to climatic issues. Nothing to worry.
1113303
Probably Calcutta, India. The normal summer temperature in this large metropolis often rises above 115 F. I met some lovely people from Calcutta during graduate school. They told me that often it would get so hot in the evenings during their summer season that they would have to sleep on the roof! Also, many of the homes in Calcutta don't have air conditioning. Now THAT would be a hot place! San Antonio, Texas seems cool compared to this!
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They have cold waves in southern South America, too. It is warmer at the equator because the sun shines there 12 hours a day, every day. It shines straight down, too, not at an angle. The further you get from the equator, going either way, the more severe the winters.
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Seems it's hot and humid all year round there, with a drier season from June to October and a wetter season from March to June. \nThe average temperature is around 31C/88F\nHope that helps.
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In geography, temperate latitudes of the globe lie between the tropics and the polar circles. The changes in these regions between summer and winter are generally subtle, warm or cool, rather than extreme, burning hot or freezing cold. However, a temperate climate can have very unpredictable weather. One day it may be sunny, the next it may be raining, and after that it may be cloudy. These erratic weather patterns occur in summer as well as winter.\n\nThe north temperate zone extends from the Tropic of Cancer at about 23.5 degrees north latitude to the Arctic Circle at about 66.5 degrees north latitude. The south temperate zone extends from the Tropic of Capricorn at about 23.5 degrees south latitude to the Antarctic Circle at about 66.5 degrees south latitude.\n\nWithin these borders there are many individual climate types, which are generally grouped into two categories: continental and maritime.\n\nThe maritime climate is clearly affected by the oceans, which help to sustain somewhat stable temperatures throughout the year. In the temperate zones, the prevailing winds are to the west, the western edge of temperate continents most commonly experience this maritime climate. Such regions include Western Europe, especially the UK, and western North America at latitudes between 40° and 60° north (65°N in Europe).\n\nThe continental climate is usually situated inland, with warmer summers and colder winters. The large land mass increases its effects on heat reception and loss. In North America, the Rocky Mountains act as a climate barrier to the maritime air blowing from the west, creating a continental climate to the east. In Europe, the maritime climate is able to stabilize temperatures further inland, because the major mountain range - the Alps - is oriented east-west.
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mexico city\n\n\n\n...seriously...san francisco? fresno?\nthe question is for a CAPITAL city...and these cities are at like 36 degrees N