Some coastal regions of the world have cooler summers and warmer winters than inland regions at the same latitude. What accounts for this difference in climates? A. Coastal areas receive more sunlight. B. The ocean moderates air temperatures. C. Prevailing winds moderate the weather. D. Coastal areas are always flat.

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Kayla Padilla

Chemistry

20 November, 10:36

Some coastal regions of the world have cooler summers and warmer winters than inland regions at the same latitude. What accounts for this difference in climates? A. Coastal areas receive more sunlight. B. The ocean moderates air temperatures. C. Prevailing winds moderate the weather. D. Coastal areas are always flat.

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Winston Bauer · Answer 1

B. The ocean moderates air temperatures

Explanation:

The coastal regions of the world have a mild climate as they are near to the shores of the sea or ocean bodies and experience the flow of the sea and the land breezes that moderates the atmospheric conditions. Thus a place on a place that experiences cool summers and warm winters is due to the impacts of the winds and the ocean currents. The heat of water does not go away easily than that of the landmasses and the place located near the coasts don't have temperatures extremes do the interior of landmass as they are far away.

Josie Adkins · Answer 2

I think its B. the ocean moderates air temperatures correct me if I'm wrong