how do we get seasons
Answer (1)
The seasonal change depends on the area of the earth, some snow and some are tropical. This is mainly due to reason of elevation, and sunlight distribution. Some part of the earth that are high on elevation often have colder weather, this happens due to the sunlights heat often riding with wind, and since high mountains don’t recieve that much of lower ground air. All heat that are trapped in the below level, remains; while the upper level has more cold breezy air. Additionally, the areas that are low on the ground receives direct sunlights which causes for a very hot temperature, resulting on some countries being very humid.
