Which type of climate has no winters a: humid tropical b: dry c: polar d: highland

Option (A)

Explanation:

Winters are usually characterized by the presence of low temperatures and shorter duration of the day, and it occurs between the season of autumn and spring. This type of cold climate occurs mainly in the high elevated region, higher latitudinal location such as polar regions and is mostly comprised of dry air.

The humid tropical type of climate occurs in the region between the two tropics and is characterized by the presence of high temperatures and heavy rainfall, as these regions are exposed to the maximum amount of sunlight.

Thus, the humid tropical type of climate has no winters.

Hence, the correct answer is option (A).

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