Question

Which precipitation and vegetation descriptions best fit an Aw climate in the Köppen classification? Which precipitation and vegetation descriptions best fit an Aw climate in the Köppen classification? Well-defined winter dry season; savanna with drought-tolerant trees Every month has 6 cm of precipitation or more; lush tropical vegetation At least 10 times as much precipitation in a summer month as the driest winter month; vegetation short and thick Well-defined summer dry season; vegetation sparse Short dry season, precipitation of driest month has less than 6 cm but equal to or greater than 10-R/25; thick green vegetation

Answer 1

Well-defined winter dry season and savanna with drought-tolerant trees

Step-by-step explanation:

In the Köppen classification, Aw climate refers to Tropical savanna climate with dry-winter characteristics. In this climate, there is low rainfall in winter which make it very dry while on the other hand, more rainfall occurs in the summer season. The vegetation of such type of climate is drought resistance because there is less amount of water is received by the area in this type of climate so that's why we can say that Aw climate is Tropical savanna climate.