In terms of latitudinal distribution, the highest annual value for LE over land
A) is between 10 degrees and 10 degrees S latitudes.
B) coincides with the distribution of the value for H.
C) is between 15 degrees to 30 degrees N and S latitudes.
D) is the same for both the El Mirage and Pitt Meadows examples.

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The highest annual value for latent heat (LE) over land is typically found near the equator, between 10 degrees N and 10 degrees S latitudes, due to high solar radiation and abundant moisture.

In Terms of Latitudinal Distribution, the Highest Annual Value for LE