The difference between north slope and south slope

The difference between the two lies in the different orientations of the hillsides and the different geographical locations.

North slope usually refers to the side of the hillside facing north, while south slope refers to the side of the hillside facing south. In the northern hemisphere, southern slopes are usually windward slopes and receive more precipitation than northern slopes, so the snow line on southern slopes is lower than on northern slopes.

The climate conditions on the north slope and the south slope are also different. The northern slope is usually controlled by the continental plateau climate, and the weather changes are very complex. The sky may be clear in the morning, but it may be windy in the afternoon. The southern slope is mainly controlled by the monsoon, and the weather will change periodically.