
Weather and Climate
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Engitshun Magee
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Weather and Climate
How are they different?
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Patterns
something that happens in a regular way you can predict
Weather & Climate are Patterns
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Multiple Choice
A pattern is something that happens in a regular way you can predict.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
Climate does not have patterns, only weather does.
True
False
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Pattern: Weather
Condition of the atmosphere at a certain time and place
Day to Day & Season to Season: Weather Changes
Weather is SHORT TERM patterns
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7
Multiple Choice
Weather changes from day to day and season to season.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
What is the condition of the atmosphere at a certain time and place called?
front
high
low
weather
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Climate
Average weather in an area over a LONG period of time (data over many years)
Consistent from day to day & season to season
Climate is LONG TERM patterns
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Write definition in science journal.
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Multiple Choice
Climate changes from day to day and season to season.
True
False
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Multiple Choice
What is the average weather in an area over a long period of time called?
weather
front
key
climate
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Climate: Seasons in Georgia
Cool Winters
Hot Summers
Mild Spring & Fall
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Climate: Precipitation in Georgia
Mostly Rain
In winter, snow in Northern mountains (not typical in other parts of the state)
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Multiple Choice
How would you describe summers in Georgia?
Cool
Hot
Mild
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Multiple Choice
In what region of Georgia would expect to see the most snow?
Northern Mountains
Eastern Beaches
Southern Plains
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Hurricanes
Large storms that brings very strong winds and heavy rain
Form over warm water in the ocean
Most Common from September to November
Can also be called cyclones or typhoons
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Multiple Choice
What do we call large storms that bring strong winds and heavy rain?
showers
fronts
hurricanes
earthquakes
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Multiple Choice
Hurricanes form over cold water in oceans near the North Pole.
True
False
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Predicting Weather
Meteorologists use observations and measurements to predict, or forecast, weather
In the United States, weather usually moves west to east
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Multiple Select
What do meteorologists use to predict or forecast the weather? Choose two.
cats
clocks
observations
trolls
measurements
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Multiple Choice
In the United States, weather usually moves in which direction?
north to south
east to west
south to north
west to east
Weather and Climate
How are they different?
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