What are some ways in which the sahel is different from the tropical wet zone

Explanation:

The Sahel is the area between Sahra (on the north) and savanna in Sudan (on the south). The climate of this area is usually dry and windy, with very short rainy periods. Weather is warm, and during the hottest periods, it can go even up to 97 and 108 °F. Yet, winters are usually quite warm as well – even during the cold period, the temperature doesn't go lower than 59 or 70 °F. The weather is mostly sunny, meaning there is sunshine up to 80% of daylight hours.

Tropical Wet climate is typical of the area around Equador, though not the whole belt, but only some parts of Brazil. Congo, Indonesia, and the Philippines. While the weather is also warm, there is prevailing rain during the whole year. Sometimes, rain falls every day. While the temperature is warm, it never is as hot as it can get in the Sahel. Temperature is always around 80 °F, while year-round, without much change. What is also different is that in the Tropical wet climate area it may seem as if the weather is warmer because of high humidity.

Therefore, the main differences are