Need now How does the tilt of a planet affect its temperatures?

At angles, the sunlight is less intense and temperatures are cooler.

The is the imaginary line drawn around Earth dividing it into northern and southern hemispheres.

Why are temperatures hotter in locations near the equator?

What are seasons?

How do different regions of Earth experience seasons?

Describe the temperature of Earth in each location:
Poles:

Equator:

In-between poles and equator:

Seasons Video Notes: (pg. 3)
What causes periodic climate changes over the year?

What causes differences in sunlight hours from season to season and region to region?

Why do regions have different climates during the same seasons?

How does the angle of sunlight affect surface temperature?

Why do the hottest and coldest days of summer and winter occur about one month after the longest day or night?

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