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The Tropical Rainforest Climate - Secrets of World Climate #1

The Tropical Rainforest Climate - Secrets of World Climate #1

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The Tropical Rainforest Climate, also known as the Equatorial Climate. A place of steamy jungles, and the rainforest after which the climate is named. When you think of the equator, Indonesia and Malaysia, the Amazon river basin, Borneo, Java, Bali and the Congo of Central Africa then you are thinking correctly, for these are the places in the world where such a climate exists. - A place of no seasons, this is the tropical rainforest climate where every day is hot, and where heavy rain occurs throughout the year
Date: 2024-01-04

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for me, moving outside of the tropics was quite the experience lol, i just thought: wow, the seasons are actually real, theyre not an invention of hollywood. and seeing leaves trees change colors and lose their leaves was quite new. i love the tropics, i really do. and central america has a certain magic that is difficult to experience somewhere else. the atlantic is super humid and rainy and the pacific is dry and has no very little rivers. both are very hot, the humidity makes the heat worse, but the atlantic has more marked -seasons-, so it actually has a wider temperature range than the pacific. and to have both within 400 km of each other is quite unique
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0: 49 This building is called Ulun Danu Temple which is located in Bedugul, Bali, Indonesia. Bali is not included in the tropical rain forest climate type. Bali is included in the climate type Aw or Savannah Climate. we can find the dry season in Bali from April to September. even near Bedugul, one can find the Eka Karya Botanical Garden which collects upland plants typical of tropical dry climates.
The tropical rain forest climate in southern Indonesia is only found in the central and western parts of Java Island.

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I live in a tropical-rain-forest-climate city but it borders with the tropical monsoon climate, so we have rain throughout the year but in June, July, and August we have a quite little amount rain, and it tends to be much sunnier in those three months compared to the other months, and I now study in a college where its city has a tropical savanna climate, so yeah I can see the difference of the amount rain and it is a very interesting to know-
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Wow! Beautiful! What an experience! I watched it with ' turn of the lights' -HD- Full screen with my headphones like I am in a cinema hall watching movie enjoying every minute of it: D I always thought while studying these topics - can I get some visuals of how these regions looks like. so that I can understand instead of memorising everything without any real understanding. Thanks a lot for making it possible. I enjoyed watching it so much!
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At what elevation is a rain forest no longer possible? As altitude increases, temperature decreases, which is of course necessary for a lush, verdant tropical rainforest. The Wikipedia article only goes so far as to say -Tropical climates are characterized by constant high temperatures (at sea level and low elevations); - but doesn't mention the range at which a rainforest is possible.
Can anyone shed some light on this?

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actually, there is a distinct dry season climate in Malaysia, particularly in the northern region of Peninsular Malaysia. this dry season usually happens during the winter months of January and February when the cities like Penang and Langkawi are arid. this is because of the rain shadow protected by the Titiwangsa Mountains during the winter north-east monsoon typically happens between november and february.
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I'm from Indonesia, the edge of a rainforest is only 30 minutes walk on foot. Yes there are lots of banana with many varieties ranging from commonly found to the exotics favoured by the locals (including the red sweet banana. But the bad habbits found in our people done damage to our own nature, plastic waste are everywhere is just one of our problem.
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Ain't the most deadliest shit in the goddamn world the truth about DMT DID COME FROM NO GODDAMN TREE BARK OR NO TREE SHRUNKEN SKULLS ARE BABY SKULLS AND METHYL THE MIDDLE
COMPONENT TO THE DI FIRST DIMETHYL AND WHY MY GUESS TAMMY FA BAKER IS OFF HER ROCKER SHE DON'T BAKED ALL RED BLOOD CELLS FROM HER BRAIN TAMINE DIMETHYLTRYPTAMINE THE 5 AND DI EMMY!

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I found a video of yours in my recommendations and I fell in love with the photography, the graphical representations, the information, everything. It's so wonderful, l started showing these videos to my daughter and her scores in geography have improved so much because of your videos. Thank you so much -
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I was in a tropical savannah (Aw on Koppen Climate) in Mexico during a vacation in 2019 (yucatan peninsula. I went in August but I don't doubt the temperature will be much different in December or February. However living in florida, I kinda like the heat and am used to it after a while.
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i live in this zone
and in my area i can predict rain
usually it rains between 1pm-10pm
and it rains almost everyday for a week then it switches to it rarely rains for a week then it rains again and repeat
also in my area there is a bit of a dry season where its a bit more drier

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Boca Raton and West Palm Beach, two US cities in Florida, experience a Tropical Rainforest type of climate, as well as Hilo in Hawaii (still US, Manaus in Brazil, Leticia in Colombia, Iquitos in Peru, as well as a host of other cities throughout the Caribbean and the East Indies as well.
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I-m from tropical place and we have seasons, mainly 3 noticiable seasons, summer, monsoon and winter-
And my place is not humid- we don-t sweat when it rains-
We wear sweaters in monsoon n winter.
Summer rain is not a Monsoon-
It rains a lot everyday in monsoon

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Used to live in Hawai'i! Technically subtropical, and being on O'ahu it definitely didn't rain all the time, but I loved walking up the road from my house into increasingly wetter (lusher) forest. Also didn't suck being able to pluck fruits from the trees on any given hike
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i kinda wish my country (pakistan)had a true tropical climate af or am although we do get tropical tempratures near the coast its arid and considered bwh or bwk. the most similar to the tropical climate we have is tropical desert and subtropical humid cwa climate
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for most of my life i lived in Hawaii on the big island. however i did not live in hilo i lived in kona on the opposite side of hilo. it rained a lot though. two years ago i moved to Arizona. the complete opposite clement of Hawaii, but I'm managing.
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Fun fact, Hawaii-s capital of honolulu actually has a borderline semi arid(BSh) climate very close to a tropical savanna climate(As) with a summer dry season rather than the typical winter dry season common in tropical savannna climates
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Enjoyed a lot watching videos with real clips of the forests! Keep making such informative videos which are useful for both kids nd adults to understand things in a better way! Thank you for your efforts in making these videos.
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Western ghats in india also have tropical rainforests, they are considered one of the richest biodiversity hotspots in the world, yes and we do have lots of coconuts and bananas in west coast of India.
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I lived in Singapore for 6-years and rather enjoyed the tropical climate. Sure, you had to be prepared for the mid-day heat and afternoon thundershower but I much prefer that to the cold and snow.
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Yup its warm or wet here in singapore but now its 22degrees celcius i wondered what causes the cooler temperatures. is it the same as how snow is form in countries with 4 seasons?
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Tbh this climate sucks, I lived in it for 12 years. Filled with dangerous animals and diseases. Rather live in a the tundra. Currently live in a continental climate and its awesome!
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I don't wanna live in the tropical rainforest because I already don't like rain, we already have a rainy season from June to September and I don't like it
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The pacific coast of Colombia has the wettest lowland rainforest in the world. I wish if you included the graphs for a place in the Colombian pacific.
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This guy explains the tropical rain forest very well i understood every single word of it.
and don't forget to share this brilliant video

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What accounts for such big differences in rainfall between Kampala(which gets -just- 94 days per year, and Suva or Iquitos, both of which get 222?
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I live in a northern country, so I get lots of snow, sometimes it takes me a minute to realise some people have never seen snow before
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Incredible to believe that 50 million years ago (during the Eocene Epoch, tropical rainforests covered almost the entire Earth.
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I love all of these videos! But I do wish this didn't have the word -hell- in it so I could share it with my class.
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in Indonesia, I think there is only one season, which always summer and sometime have heavy rains seasonal period
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I am joking
this is a wonderful video and shared it and liked and subsribed i understood every single word

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