Coastal communities often experience milder winters and cooler summers than further inland because of which of these factors? ocean winds blow consistently, providing a cooling effect they are always located at sea level, where temperatures are milder oceans absorb heat more slowly, which has a cooling effect on land oceans absorb heat more quickly, taking heat away from the land

Where temperatures are milder oceans absorb heat more slow having a cooling effect on land

D.  oceans absorb heat more quickly, taking heat away from the land

Explanation:

The coastal communities often experience milder winter and have cooler summer than the hot interior of the continent as the flow of the winds that comes with the water-laden vapors cool the lands more quickly and easily than the extreme interiors, as a result, they have an equability type of climate as the Mediterranean sea. Hence the ocean absorbs most of the heat from the land areas, hence consistently providing cooling effects.

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