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What is the difference between weather and climate?

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Weather refers to short-term atmospheric conditions, while climate is the average of these conditions over a long period.

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What does climate change mean?

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Climate change refers to long-term changes in climate patterns, often due to human activities.

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Can weather change quickly?

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Yes, weather can change a lot in a short period.

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What is an example of weather?

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Rain, snow, sunny days, and thunderstorms are examples of weather.

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What is an example of climate?

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The average temperature of a region over 30 years is an example of climate.

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Why is it important to understand climate change?

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Understanding climate change helps us make informed decisions about the environment and our future.

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What contributes to climate change?

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Increased CO2 levels from fossil fuels contribute to climate change.

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Does the Sahara desert always stay dry?

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No, it rains sometimes in the Sahara desert.

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What is a factor that affects weather?

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Temperature, humidity, wind, and precipitation are factors that affect weather.

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What is a factor that affects climate?

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Latitude, altitude, and ocean currents are factors that affect climate.

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