Question

Why climate at hill places is different?

Answer 1

Climate:

• Long-term study environment change of the surrounding is called the climate of the region.
• The climate of any region can is estimated on the broader area such as a country, or state.
• Weather conditions in an area-averaged for about 25 years or more give an idea of the climate conditions of an area.

The climate in the hills are different:

• The water from the Earth and the oceans is evaporated slowly due to the heat produced by the sun.
• Evaporation is the process in which the water molecules are changed into the vapor state within the presence of Sunlight.
• These water vapors are lighter than air and have a tendency to travel up in the air.
• Air contains moisture in it; the percentage of moisture will increase as it we go up.
• So when we climb up to a hill the moisture content will be higher and the saturation level comes faster.
• The rain will be more there because of this higher percentage of moisture in the air the breeze will be cool.