9. The temperatures in Gainesville, Florida, vary more than the temperatures in Miami, Florida. The map shows the locations of both of these cities. Tallahassee Pensacola Gainesvile St. Augustine Orlando Clearwater Tampa Melbourne Sebring Сарe Coral Miami How can the locations of the two cities explain the differences in their temperature ranges? A. Gainesville is farther north than Miami, so latitude will make its temperatures vary more widely. B. Miami is closer to the ocean, and winds from the ocean cause its temperatures to vary greatly. C. Miami is closer to the ocean, which affects its climate by keeping its temperatures more consistent. D. Gainesville is further inland, which affects its climate by keeping it warmer at night and colder during the day.

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