Which features do tropical wet-dry climates have that tropical wet climates do not? check all that apply.

dry winters
savannas
rainforest
year-round rain
no change in season

Option (1), (2) and (3)

Explanation:

The tropical wet-dry climate is the transition zone between the tropical dry and tropical wet climate. The climate in this region experiences a specific type of season depending upon the rate of precipitation that is similar to the tropical monsoon type of climate. They are also considered as the "Savanna" type of climate. The temperature remains mostly high throughout the year due to its location at the tropics and high amount of insolation. The summers are distinctly wet and winters are dry. This tropical wet-dry climate occurs in tropical rainforest areas.

Thus, the correct answers are (1), (2) and (3).

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