Why do parts of the low latitude zone have warm to hot climates?

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Answer:

it is near the Earth's crust

Delforge answered May 5, 2021

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Answer:

Portions of the low latitude zone receive direct rays from the sun year-round and therefore have warm to hot climates

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Danilo Puric answered May 10, 2021

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