High temperatures and humidity are most common in tropical climates.

Tropical climates are located near the equator, where they receive direct sunlight year-round. This leads to consistently high temperatures and abundant moisture in the air, creating humid conditions. Tropical regions often experience significant rainfall, particularly in rainy seasons, supporting lush vegetation like rainforests. Unlike arid or temperate climates, tropical climates do not have cool winters or dry conditions. Snow and frost are rare or nonexistent in tropical zones due to the consistently warm temperatures.