CLIMATE Flashcards

1
Q

is the condition of

the atmosphere at a

particular place and

time.

A

weather

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2
Q

is the average weather

condition in an area based

on the average weather

experienced for 30 years

or more.

A

climate

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3
Q

is the measure of heat

present in a body or

substance.

A

temperature

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4
Q

any type of atmospheric water

vapor that condenses then falls

onto Earth’s surface.

A

precipitation

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5
Q

classification of climates:

A

TROPICAL

DRY

MILD TEMPERATE

CONTINENTAL

POLAR

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6
Q

this climate has no winter and

has an average temperature of 18

degrees.

A

tropical/megathermal

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7
Q

subtypes of tropical

A

1.Tropical wet

2.Tropical wet and dry

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8
Q

this climate has a low precipitation rate

for most of the year.

A

dry

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9
Q

subtypes of dry

A

1.Arid

2.Semiarid

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10
Q

the winters are mild. The coldest month

has an average temperature of below 18

degrees but above -3 degrees.

A

mild temperate

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11
Q

subtypes of mild temperate

A

1.Marine west coast

2.Mediterranean

3.Humid subtropical

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12
Q

the winters are severe

the coldest month has an average

temperature -3 degrees.

A

continental

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13
Q

subtypes of continental

A

1.Humid continental

2.Humid arctic

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14
Q

this climate has no summer, and the

average temperature in a year is below

10 degrees.

A

polar

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15
Q

subtypes of polar

A

1.Tundra

2.Ice cap

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16
Q

the average atmospheric conditions of heat in

a particular region

A

temperature

17
Q

refers to any form of water, liquid or solid, that

falls from the atmosphere to the Earth’s surface

A

precipitation

18
Q

influenced by factors such as latitude,

altitude, distance from large bodies of water,

and ocean currents

A

temperature

19
Q

influenced by prevailing winds and the presence

of mountains.

A

precipitation

20
Q

factors that affect climate:

A

temperature and precipitation

21
Q

is the measurement of

the distance of regions

north or south of the

equator.

22
Q

is the height above

sea level.

23
Q

? regulate the

temperature in nearby

lands.

24
Q

Ocean waters are

constantly ?

25
? currents bring warm water from the tropics to the polar zones
Warm ocean
26
? currents bring cold water from the polar zones to the equator.
cold ocean
27
factors influencing temperature of a region:
distance from large bodies of water, ocean currents
28
factors influencing the precipitation of a region
prevailing winds, mountain ranges
29
is the most frequent or predominant wind direction that an area experiences.
Prevailing wind
30
It carries air masses from one place to another.
prevailing wind
31
The prevailing winds in the Philippines are the southwest monsoon or ? and northeast monsoon or ?
habagat, amihan
32
As ? rises and cools, heavy rain falls. On the other hand, ? sinks allowing it to hold more water but not enough to form precipitation.
hot air , cold air
33
Winds from the ? carry more water vapor than winds that come from land.
ocean
34
block the path of prevailing winds.
mountain ranges