20 Degrees N.
The one at 30 degrees North - since it's closer to the equator.
22
Because if it were not, it would not be the circle city!
Technically you could use any forms of a meter. But since it is of a whole city, the easiest would be kilometers.
20 is closer to the equator so it is warmer.
20 Degrees N.
40 degrees south because it is closer to the equator, and the equator is where there is warmer climates
A city at 20 degrees north would probably have a warmer climate compared to a city at 40 degrees south. This is because locations near the equator (0 degrees) generally experience warmer temperatures due to the more direct angle of the sun's rays, while locations closer to the poles have colder climates.
The climate of an inland city would differ from that of a coastal city, even if located at the same latitude. The coastal climate is cooler and damper, while those inland are warmer and drier.
farther inland :)
It depends on the season.
The city located at 10 degrees south latitude would be warmer than the other. This is due to the amount of sunlight each city receives. The city located at 10 degrees south latitude will receive more sunlight as it is located near the equator, and sunlight is the most concentrated near the equator as it is located almost overhead, and thus is warmer. However, the city located at 60 degrees north latitude would receive less and more spread out sunlight due to the tight angle that sunlight is shining, thus it would have a cooler climate.
Lagos has a much warmer climate as it is closer to the Equator
Latitude is not the only determinant. Altitude also makes a difference.
Port Alegre is warmer in the winters as the coastal regions usually have a warmer climate
La Paz, as it is on the coast - unlike Mexico City, which is in the middle of the Central Mexican Plateau - and it is located on a desert climate.