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Warmup : . Get ready for the quiz. LAME-COW. Climate and Vegetation. A Measure of Temperature and Precipitation over time. What is Climate?. On the front: Write L, A, M, E --- C, O, W vertically on the front Write the following words beside the corresponding letter. L – L atitude - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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GET READY FOR THE QUIZWarmup:

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CLIMATE AND VEGETATION

LAME-COW

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WHAT IS CLIMATE?

A Measure of Temperature and Precipitation over time.

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FOLDABLE On the front:

Write L, A, M, E --- C, O, W vertically on the front

Write the following words beside the corresponding letter. L – Latitude A – Altitude M – Mountain Barriers E – Earth-Sun Relationship C – Continental Location O – Ocean Currents W – Wind

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LATITUDE Measures North-South of Equator

Biggest effect on climate Equator=Direct Rays=HOT! Poles=Very Indirect Rays=COLD!

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ALTITUDE Increase in height = Decrease in

temperature 1000 ft = 3.6oF

ColdCoolWar

Hot

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MOUNTAIN BARRIERS Rain Shadow Effect

Mountains block wind and rain

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EARTH-SUN RELATIONSHIP Effects the temperatures and seasons

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CONTINENTAL LOCATION Oceans are solar collectors

Water heats and cools more slowly than land

Coastline has a stable temperature Interior of continent has extreme temperatures

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OCEAN CURRENTS Surface Currents caused by spinning of

Earth & Wind Flow in circular paths

Warm currents carry water from low high lats

Cool currents return cool water from high low lats

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WIND Movements of air pressure from high

pressure to low pressure Trade Winds=blow east around equator

(Low Lats) Westerlies=blow west (Mid Lats) Polar Winds=push cold air toward mid-

latitudes