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Climate in the Four Sub Regions of Africa

Climate in the Four Sub Regions of Africa

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Social Studies, Geography

9th - 10th Grade

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The Climate in the Four Subregions of Africa

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What is Climate?

  • The pattern of weather over a long period of time

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Climate in Africa

The Equator runs through the middle of Africa. As a result, the climate in most of Africa is very warm all year. However, some regions are very wet and others very dry.

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Multiple Choice

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What is climate?

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The slow movement of the Earth's continents

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The pattern of weather over a long period of time

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Hot, dry summers and rainy winters

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Something that pollutes, or damages, air, soil or water

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North Africa

  • Most of North Africa is very dry.

  • Some places in the Sahara can go years without any rain.

  • Areas in North Africa close to the Mediterranean experience dry summers and short, rainy winters.

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West Africa

  • The climate varies widely from north to south

  • The north is arid

  • In areas of the south, the climate varies from tropical wet to dry.

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East Africa

  • The higher land is cooler and wetter

  • The lower land is warmer and drier


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Central and Southern Africa

  • In this large subregion, the land closest to the equator has a tropical and wet climate.

  • Farther south, the climate shifts to tropical wet and finally arid(dry) to semiarid.

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Multiple Choice

How is the climate in most of Africa impacted due to the equator running through the middle of the continent?

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The climate in most of Africa is warm all year.

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The climate in most of Africa is cool most of the year.

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The climate in most of Africa is not impacted at all.

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The climate in most of Africa is wet and tropical.

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As a result of this presentation, I have a much better understanding of the climate in Africa.

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