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1
it is the average weather condition in a locality over a long span of time.
climate
2
it is the day-to-day condition of the atmosphere.
weather
3
2 Basic Elements of Climate
temperature and precipitation
4
6 climate factors
l,a,pw,oc,t,bow
5
it is the parallel in degrees north or south of the equator.
latitude
6
this region is known as the tropics.
low latitude
7
this is the zone of temperate climate.
middle latitude
8
includes the Earth’s polar region that receives continuous but indirect rays of the Sun.
high latitude
9
it has a great influence on climate because of its effect on temperature.
altitude
10
it is the global winds that always blow in the same direction.
prevailing winds
11
it causes the prevailing winds to blow diagonally rather than straight north to south or east to west.
coriolis effects
12
it is the prevailing winds in the low latitudes that from NE toward the equator.
trade winds
13
these are the winds that blow in the middle latitude.
westerlies
14
it blows diagonally from east to west that push the cold air to the middle latitude.
polar easterlies
15
are narrow bands of calm air that encircle the Earth
wind belts
16
it is the belt of calm and light winds along the equator at 0 latitude
doldrums or itcz
17
a region of calm and light winds where winds blow from high pressure to low pressure.
horse latitude
18
the movement of warm and cold water in the ocean is influenced by the same factors that create the wind patterns.
ocean currents
19
what does warm ocean currents brings?
el nino
20
what does cold ocean currents brings?
la nina
21
it is broad term used to describe the detailed study of the earth’s surface.
topography
22
amount of solar energy that earth’s absorbs
global climate patterns
23
5 global climate patterns
tc,mc,mc,pc,asc
24
Equatorial and Tropical Latitudes (Tropic of Cancer and Capricorn)
•NO WINTER
•Philippines is located in this tropics.
•The ITCZ brings rains.
tropical
25
•Midlatitudes
•Mild winters
•Mesothermal meaning middle temperature, describes these warm and temperate climates.
•Half of the world’s population resides in this place.
mesothermal
26
•Mid and High Latitudes
•Cold winters
•An area having this type of climate has a winter season with some summer warmth.
•Microthermal implies temperature measurements having from cold to very cold.
microthermal
27
•Polar regions
•These climates have no true summer like those in the lower latitude.
•Arctic and Antarctic circles
•Average monthly temperatures never rise above 10 degrees Celsius.
polar
28
•Moisture deficit
•Dry climates experienced in the world’s arid desserts and semiarid regions with their unique plants, animals and physical features.
arid and semiarid
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1
it is the average weather condition in a locality over a long span of time.
climate
2
it is the day-to-day condition of the atmosphere.
weather
3
2 Basic Elements of Climate
temperature and precipitation
4
6 climate factors
l,a,pw,oc,t,bow
5
it is the parallel in degrees north or south of the equator.
latitude
6
this region is known as the tropics.
low latitude
7
this is the zone of temperate climate.
middle latitude
8
includes the Earth’s polar region that receives continuous but indirect rays of the Sun.
high latitude
9
it has a great influence on climate because of its effect on temperature.
altitude
10
it is the global winds that always blow in the same direction.
prevailing winds
11
it causes the prevailing winds to blow diagonally rather than straight north to south or east to west.
coriolis effects
12
it is the prevailing winds in the low latitudes that from NE toward the equator.
trade winds
13
these are the winds that blow in the middle latitude.
westerlies
14
it blows diagonally from east to west that push the cold air to the middle latitude.
polar easterlies
15
are narrow bands of calm air that encircle the Earth
wind belts
16
it is the belt of calm and light winds along the equator at 0 latitude
doldrums or itcz
17
a region of calm and light winds where winds blow from high pressure to low pressure.
horse latitude
18
the movement of warm and cold water in the ocean is influenced by the same factors that create the wind patterns.
ocean currents
19
what does warm ocean currents brings?
el nino
20
what does cold ocean currents brings?
la nina
21
it is broad term used to describe the detailed study of the earth’s surface.
topography
22
amount of solar energy that earth’s absorbs
global climate patterns
23
5 global climate patterns
tc,mc,mc,pc,asc
24
Equatorial and Tropical Latitudes (Tropic of Cancer and Capricorn)
•NO WINTER
•Philippines is located in this tropics.
•The ITCZ brings rains.
tropical
25
•Midlatitudes
•Mild winters
•Mesothermal meaning middle temperature, describes these warm and temperate climates.
•Half of the world’s population resides in this place.
mesothermal
26
•Mid and High Latitudes
•Cold winters
•An area having this type of climate has a winter season with some summer warmth.
•Microthermal implies temperature measurements having from cold to very cold.
microthermal
27
•Polar regions
•These climates have no true summer like those in the lower latitude.
•Arctic and Antarctic circles
•Average monthly temperatures never rise above 10 degrees Celsius.
polar
28
•Moisture deficit
•Dry climates experienced in the world’s arid desserts and semiarid regions with their unique plants, animals and physical features.
arid and semiarid