In New Caledonia, for instance, at sea level during the winter months-May through September-temperatures have run as low as 50° F.
While at low altitudes low temperatures do not frequently occur, chilly nights are far from uncommon. Many persons would prefer the Tropics to Washington, D. It is true, of course, that the climate as a whole is much warmer than that of the temperate zones, but it is not because it gets much hotter in the Tropics than elsewhere that the idea of excessively high temperature has gained credence rather it is because the heat is more continued, persistent, and frequently more humid.
Tropical climate has been frequently maligned.
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