Which of the following is not a characteristic of a tropical wet and dry climate?
a.
extremely cold, dry winter months
b.
high humidity levels
c.
different precipitation levels throughout the year
d.
consistently warm temperatures year-round

The correct answer is A. Extremely cold, dry winter months are not a characteristic of tropical climates.

Explanation:

The tropical climate is a type of usual climate of the intertropical zone, in a band that surrounds the equator from 23º north latitude to 23º south latitude. The widely recognized classification of Wladimir Peter Köppen defines it as a non-arid climate in which the twelve months have average temperatures above 18 ° C.

This means that, in winter, the temperatures are still warm, and the only difference between the seasons lies in the amount of rainfall that each one presents. Generally, there is a dry season, in summer and spring, and a wet season, in fall and winter.