Desert Climate:

The desert is the hottest place on earth and it is characterize by little vegetation and rain. Deserts complete up with sand or rocks and gravel. It cover about one-fifth of all the ground in the world and Most deserts lie along the Tropic of Cancer and Tropic of Capricorn, imaginary lines that lie north and south of the equator.

It s climatic condition is 100 degrees Fahrenheit throughout the day but below 32 degrees at night and this alteration is because deserts are exposed. During sun, it gives more heat and in the nighttime, it became cooler. The amount of rainfall also varies.

Deserts have only little rain and when it does rain, it pours. The rainfall in desert areas is less than 250 mm per year, and some years may practice no rainfall at all. Aggressive rainstorms can grounds flash floods in the desert. After a storm desert might not see any rain for weeks or months.