Learn why deserts get hot when the sun is shining and cold after the sun goes down, explained simply for young children.
The sun shines on the sand in the desert and makes it warm. The warm sand then makes the whole desert feel hot during the day. But when the sun goes down and it is night, the sand cools down very fast, which makes the desert cold quickly. That's why deserts can be hot in the day and cold in the night!
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