Which factors directly affect the climatic conditions of any particular area?
distance from the equator
year of origin of the cities in the area
shape and height of the continental land mass
agricultural yield of the area

Answer:

distance from the equator and shape and height of the continental land mass

Explanation:

The factors that directly affect the climatic conditions of any particular area are given below.

The climate depends on numerous elements like rainfall, temperature, humidity, altitude, and wind speed. Rajasthan has a warm and dry climate because of less rainfall. Northeast India gets predominant rainfall and has wet weather. International locations like Cannada are polar regions and they have cold weather.

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