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Question 1

Maritime climate

Answer 1

A climate that is strongly affected by an ocean

Question 2

Continental cliamtes

Answer 2

A climate that is not directly affected by an ocean

Question 3

Sea breeze

Answer 3

Blows from the over the water toward land in the afternoon

Question 4

What is climate

Answer 4

Is the climate long term average of weathering conditions

Question 5

What is weather

Answer 5

The day to day outside conditions

Question 6

What are 5 spheres that make up Earth’s system

Answer 6

Atmosphere biosphere troposphere hydrosphere and lithosphere

Question 7

What is the atmosphere

Answer 7

The air around us

Question 8

What is the biosphere

Answer 8

everything organic

Question 9

what is the hydrosphere

Answer 9

liquid water

Question 10

what is cryoposphere

Answer 10

frozen water in snow ice and glaciers

Question 11

what is the lithosphere

Answer 11

earth’s outermost layer

Question 12

what is the primary factor that affect climate of any given location

Answer 12

latitude

Question 13

where is solar radiation most intense

Answer 13

equator

Question 14

at what angles does the sun rays hit the tropical zone

Answer 14

90 degrees

Question 15

what angle sun rays hit the temperate zone

Answer 15

45 degrees

Question 16

what angle does the sun hit the polar zone

Answer 16

30 degree

Question 17

what factors determine c,imate

Answer 17

mountains precipitation and water

Question 18

on the windward side what are the conditions like

Answer 18

cool and wet lots of vegetation

Question 19

what are the conditions like on the leeward side

Answer 19

warm and dry little vegetation dry air

Question 20

what is land breeze

Answer 20

the wind comes from the land and goes to the water at night

Question 21

what type of climate zone and vegetation does lamar have

Answer 21

warm and semi arid and grassland

Question 22

global warming

Answer 22

Global warming usually refers to human-induced warming of the Earth system, whereas climate change can refer to natural or anthropogenic change. The two terms are often used interchangeably.

Question 23

el nino

Answer 23

An El Niño condition occurs when surface water in the equatorial Pacific becomes warmer than average and east winds blow weaker than normal. The opposite condition is called La Niña. During this phase of ENSO, the water is cooler than normal and the east winds are stronger. El Niños typically occur every 3 to 5 years.

Question 24

la nina

Answer 24

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During a La Niña year, winter temperatures are warmer than normal in the South and cooler than normal in the North