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How does the climate of a coastal location compare to the climate of an inland location at the same latitude?
A) Coastal locations have cooler summers and colder winters.
B) Coastal locations have cooler summers and warmer winters.
C) Coastal locations have warmer summers and colder winters.
D) Coastal locations have warmer summers and warmer winters.
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B) Coastal locations have cooler summers and warmer winters.
Reason: Oceans have high heat capacity and moderate temperature changes. Water warms and cools more slowly than land, so coastal areas experience smaller seasonal temperature ranges — cooler in summer and milder (warmer) in winter — compared with inland locations at the same latitude.
Reason: Oceans have high heat capacity and moderate temperature changes. Water warms and cools more slowly than land, so coastal areas experience smaller seasonal temperature ranges — cooler in summer and milder (warmer) in winter — compared with inland locations at the same latitude.
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