Some cities stay cool in the summer because of trees, water, and shady buildings. Trees help by shading streets and letting out cooler air from their leaves, like a natural fan. Water also helps, lakes or fountains can absorb heat during the day and give it back slowly at night. Cities that are smart about using these things feel more comfortable in hot weather.
Examples
- A park in the middle of a city helps keep it cooler by shading hot streets.
- A fountain in front of a building releases cool mist into the air on a summer day.
- A tree near your house can make your neighborhood feel more comfortable during heat waves.
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See also
- How Do Cities Influence the Weather Around Them?
- How Do Cities Affect the Weather Around Them?
- How Do Cities Create Their Own Microclimates?
- How Do Volcanoes Affect Climate?
- How Do ‘Trees’ Help the Environment and What Happens If They Disappear?
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