Eureka and Redding are two cities located in California. During the summer months, Eureka has much lower average temperatures than Redding does. Geographic data that can help explain this difference in climate is shown in the table below.City Proximity to water Latitude ElevationEureka Coastal   Redding Inland   Which geographic factor is most responsible for the summer climate difference between Eureka and Redding?Choose 1 answer:Choose 1 answer:(Choice A)   proximity to waterAproximity to water(Choice B)   latitudeBlatitude(Choice C)   elevationCelevation

Fresno and Monterey are two cities located in California. During the summer months, Fresno has much higher average temperatures than Monterey does. Geographic data that can help explain this difference in climate is shown in the table below.City Latitude Elevation Distance from waterFresno   InlandMonterey   CoastalWhich geographic factor is most responsible for the summer climate difference between Fresno and Monterey?Choose 1 answer:Choose 1 answer:(Choice A)   latitudeAlatitude(Choice B)   elevationBelevation(Choice C)   distance from waterCdistance from water

Bakersfield and San Diego are two cities located in California. During the summer months, Bakersfield has much higher average temperatures than San Diego does. Geographic data that can help explain this difference in climate is shown in the table below.City Distance from water Latitude ElevationBakersfield Inland   San Diego Coastal   Which geographic factor is most responsible for the summer climate difference between Bakersfield and San Diego?Choose 1 answer:Choose 1 answer:(Choice A)   distance from waterAdistance from water(Choice B)   latitudeBlatitude(Choice C)   elevationCelevation

Which geographic factor is most responsible for the summer climate difference between Bakersfield and San Diego?Choose 1 answer:Choose 1 answer:(Choice A)   distance from waterAdistance from water(Choice B)   latitudeBlatitude(Choice C)   elevationCelevation

Factors that determine climate are:ALatitude and elevationBLongitude and seasonsCProximity to water or mountainsDBoth 1 and 3

What causes temperatures in the summer to be higher than temperatures in the winter? A. More of the Sun's rays directly hit a particular region on Earth during the summer than during the winter. B. The Earth is closer in distance to the Sun during the summer than it is during the winter. C. The greenhouse effect, which raises temperatures on Earth, takes place during the summer months only. D. Volcanic activity is at its peak during the summer, resulting in elevated temperatures on Earth.