Weather and Climate

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Weather can change in just a few hours, climate takes hundreds, thousands, even millions of years to change.

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Is best known for his climate classification scheme. He divided the world’s climates in the five categories. Based on temperature, the amount of precipitation and the times precipitation usually occurs in the year. They are also influenced by a region’s latitude.

Wladimir Peter Koppen

Are places near or at the equator. The temperature average above 18 degree Celsius year round. Generally has 2 seasons, wet and dry. Covering the jungle of South America, Africa, South East Asia and Island of Pacific. Contains greatest diversity of plant and animals.

Involve very hot summer with seldom rain or precipitation. This climate is common to places or areas arid or semiarid. Are commonly found in western North America, Australia, South America and many parts in Asia.

Climate are characterized by moderate rainfall across the year, warm summer, and cool winters. This climate is common to places or regions found in the middle latitudes.

Include variation of temperature year-round: hot summer cold winter and a small amount of rainfall. Places that experiences this climate includes North America, Central Russia, and Seberia.

This climate is characterized by cool summers and very cold long winters. The temperature is so cold that a layer of permanently frozen ground called permafrost is formed underneath the layer of soil.

Refers to the climatic conditions in the localized area near the Earth’s surface.

There is no dry season with very pronounced rainfall from November up to April and wet during the rest of the year.

Seasons are very pronounced. It is relatively dry from November to April and wet for the rest of the year.

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