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Is There a place without Seasons ?
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Is There a place without Seasons ?
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Hi ya,
I'm Neil. Nice to meet you.
I was wondering (like you do)...if there is a location on the Earth where the seasons (from a meteorological perspective) have little change at all.
So, is there a place on earth where the weather is pretty consistent all the year round ?..
..this includes temperature change as well !
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Yes, and there are a few places where the temperature remains pretty much constant all year round, they include:
Northern Australia
the phillipines
costa rica
and the indian subcontinent
ofcourse, some places or people can have four seasons in one day!
//www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Wo09z38Bt0
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Rather doubt you can say anything about the Indian subcontinent - it is a big place, with local environments ranging from high mountain terrain, dessert, and rainforest.
Certainly, the tropics will have less variation in temperature, but most places do have a rainy season (although maybe there are some tropical islands that simply lack a dry season).
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