✓Compare tropical marine and equatorial climates using key factors
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Picture this: In Barbados, you might plan outdoor events confidently in the dry season, but keep an umbrella close in the wet season. Now imagine living near the Equator, where the air feels warm and humid almost every day and rain can fall in heavy afternoon bursts all year. Climate is the long-term ‘personality’ of weather, and in this topic, you learn why some places have two seasons and others have rain all year.
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Why do you think warm oceans and warm air usually mean more rain?
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Picture this: In Barbados, you might plan outdoor events confidently in the dry season, but keep an umbrella close in the wet season. Now imagine living near the Equator, where the air feels warm and humid almost every day and rain can fall in heavy afternoon bursts all year. Climate is the long-term ‘personality’ of weather, and in this topic, you learn why some places have two seasons and others have rain all year.