Uncharacteristic periods of low temperatures occasionally occur in low latitude regions.These are the result of:

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Uncharacteristic periods of low temperatures in low latitudes are most commonly caused by polar outbreaks, which occur when cold air from the polar regions is displaced southward. This can result in below-freezing temperatures and even snow in regions that are not accustomed to such weather. The other options listed are less likely to result in low temperatures in low latitude regions.

Uncharacteristic Periods of Low Temperatures Occasionally Occur in Low Latitude