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Equatorial Climate

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Equatorial Climate 

the climate in the zone of the humid forests of the equatorial belt, characterized by mild winds, very small annual temperature fluctuations (24°–28°C at sea level), and abundant precipitation (1,500–5,000 mm a year), which occurs more or less evenly throughout the year.



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Tocantins, a state in central Brazil with numerous rivers and an equatorial climate, has been described by host Jeff Probst as "one of the most rugged locations yet.
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AFRICAN PEAK: Mount Kilimanjaro is the highest mountain in Africa; It is made up of three extinct volcanoes Kibo (19,340 feet), Mawenzi (16,896 feet) and Shira (13,000 feet); Around 22,000 people try to climb it every year; Climbers who conquer its summit will pass through warm equatorial climates.
 
 
 
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