Three factors on which the air temperature depends.

The air temperature on Earth depends on three main factors:
– firstly, from the angle of incidence of the sun’s rays on the earth’s surface, namely, the smaller the angle, the lower the air temperature, and the greater the angle of incidence of the rays, the higher the air temperature (the rays heat the earth’s surface, and the air heats up from it);
– secondly, the air temperature depends on the distance from the Earth to the Sun. Distance changes as a result of the rotation of the earth. If the Sun is proved further from the hemisphere, there is winter, and closer to the hemisphere, there is summer.
– thirdly, the time of warming up the surface – the surface of the earth the longer it heats up, the higher the air temperature.