Climate change

_____ refers to the average weather conditions in a place over many years.

______ is the day-to-day state of the atmosphere, and its short-term variation in minutes to weeks.

Polar climates are cold because there is a lack of direct sunlight hitting these areas from the sun.

The general pattern of the tropical climate is warm temperature.

Temperate climate has a moderate rainfall spread across the year or proportion of the year which span between the tropic and the polar regions.

______ refer as the height above the sea level.

North pole and South Pole have the coldest climate.

It is the imaginary line located in the middle of a globe that divides equally the northern hemisphere to south hemisphere and the west side to the east.

it is the imaginary line also known as parallel line in the globe, that measures the distance of particular region rom the equator.

Temperate, tropical and polar are the three main categories of climate.