CLIMATE:
The Amazon Rainforest's climate is normally a tropical climate and is also known as a equatorial climate. The Amazon is found around 12 degrees north south of the equator. Like most tropical rainforests it is humid and hot all through the year. the weather is around 27°C
which is equal to 80.7°F. in the amazon summer and winter aren't a thing, the yearly temperature range is approximately around 2°C. between night and day the temperature barely changes and when it does it only has ever changed 2 - 5 degrees. the Amazon only has two seasons but the temperature between the two doesn't change dramatically. the hottest the rainforest has ever gotten is is around 33°C the amazon struggles to get about 35°C - compared to rio and brazil where it reaches higher than 40 degrees. Only humidity can be a burden to the unaccustomed, giving a feeling of oppressiveness and lack of air.
The Amazon Rainforest's climate is normally a tropical climate and is also known as a equatorial climate. The Amazon is found around 12 degrees north south of the equator. Like most tropical rainforests it is humid and hot all through the year. the weather is around 27°C
which is equal to 80.7°F. in the amazon summer and winter aren't a thing, the yearly temperature range is approximately around 2°C. between night and day the temperature barely changes and when it does it only has ever changed 2 - 5 degrees. the Amazon only has two seasons but the temperature between the two doesn't change dramatically. the hottest the rainforest has ever gotten is is around 33°C the amazon struggles to get about 35°C - compared to rio and brazil where it reaches higher than 40 degrees. Only humidity can be a burden to the unaccustomed, giving a feeling of oppressiveness and lack of air.