Why is Canberra so cold?

Why is Canberra considered the coldest capital city in Australia?

• It is located further south than Hobart.

• It has a higher elevation and latitude.

• It has more rainfall.

• It is closer to the ocean.

What is the average minimum temperature in Canberra during winter?

• 12.6 degrees Celsius

• 0.9 degrees Celsius

• 7.9 degrees Celsius

• 5.3 degrees Celsius

What geographical feature contributes to Canberra's cold weather?

• Its proximity to the ocean

• Its desert surroundings

• Its bowl-like landscape

• Its flat terrain

What is one of the predicted effects of climate change on Canberra?

• More frequent earthquakes

• Increased risk of hail conditions

• Decreased rainfall

• Lower temperatures

Why does Canberra experience more hail than other cities?

• It is closer to the equator.

• It has a higher elevation and is near mountain ranges.

• It has more thunderstorms.

• It is located in a desert.

What is the effect of Canberra's elevation on its temperature?

• It makes the temperature warmer.

• It has no effect on the temperature.

• It causes more rainfall.

• It makes the temperature cooler.

What is a potential impact of climate change on Canberra's agriculture?

• Less need for irrigation

• Increased crop yields

• More successful grape growing

• Need to switch to more heat-tolerant crops

What natural feature surrounds Canberra and contributes to its cold weather?

• Mountains

• Plains

• Oceans

• Deserts

What is the average warmest temperature in Canberra during winter?

• 13.7 degrees Celsius

• 12.6 degrees Celsius

• 16 degrees Celsius

• 17.8 degrees Celsius

What is one benefit of Canberra's elevation in summer?

• Higher humidity

• Lower temperatures compared to other cities

• More rainfall

• Increased fog