Question

The annual variation in the amount of solar radiation received varies with latitude because the ______.

Answer 1

The annual variation in the amount of solar radiation received varies with latitude because the  direction of Earth's tilt changes with respect to the Sun during the year.

How does solar radiation vary with latitude ?

Despite the fact that high latitude regions receive more solar radiation than low latitude regions do, heat is nevertheless transported throughout the planet by the ocean and the atmosphere.

How does the amount of solar radiation received vary on Earth?

• As a result of reduced radiation protection, areas closer to the equator typically experience higher levels of solar radiation exposure.
• However, because to the angle of the sun and the tilt of the Earth's axis, areas farther north or south receive more solar energy.

What is the relationship between the annual solar radiation cycle and the annual temperature cycle?

The coldest day of the year occurs after the winter solstice, and the warmest day of the year occurs (on average, so many days) after the summer solstice, because the annual temperature cycle lags the annual radiation cycle.

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