The climate of two places that are located at the same latitude can be compared because the sun's rays affect both places in the same way, establishing a similar weather pattern.
What is latitude?
Latitude is a term to refer to the distance in degrees (°) from the equator reference line and a given point to the north or south.
Latitude is a system of imaginary lines that serve as a reference to establish geographic locations on Earth. For example:
- Japan and the Appalachian Mountain Range are +/- 35°N, this means they have seasonal weather patterns depending on the time of year as follows:
- Winter (December to February)
- Spring (March to May)
- Summer (June to August)
- Autumn (September to November)
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