The climate of the African continent is very varied due to the enormous extension that this continent has, covering many terrestrial parallels. Due to an inclination of the earth's axis as it revolves around the sun, it impacts differently on the earth's surface. The strongest impact of the sun is on the tropics. In the case of Africa, the Tropic of Capricorn is an imaginary line that coincides with great deserts such as the Sahara. As we move south, the climate in Africa becomes less hot. As geographical elements also influence the climate, the diverse landscapes of the African territory host different climates, for example, around the Nile River, or in sub-Saharan forests or in tropical forests
