heat and air temperature earth science mr. bimber
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Heat and Air Heat and Air TemperatureTemperature
Earth ScienceEarth ScienceMr. BimberMr. Bimber
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What factors affect air What factors affect air Temperature?Temperature?
Insolation (incoming solar radiation)Insolation (incoming solar radiation) CloudsClouds WaterWater ElevationElevation Ground surfaceGround surface
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Insolation: latitudeInsolation: latitude
Higher latitudes get the sun’s rays at a low angle, Higher latitudes get the sun’s rays at a low angle, so they’re spread out over a greater area. so they’re spread out over a greater area.
Near the equator, the sun’s energy is greater.Near the equator, the sun’s energy is greater.
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Insolation: time of dayInsolation: time of day
Morning and Morning and evening sun are at evening sun are at a lower angle. a lower angle.
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Insolation: time of yearInsolation: time of year
Earth’s axis tilt:Earth’s axis tilt:
the sun’s rays hit the sun’s rays hit
at a lower angle at a lower angle
in winter in winter
than in summer.than in summer.
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Cloud cover: daytimeCloud cover: daytime
Clouds reflect more Clouds reflect more
of the sun’s rays.of the sun’s rays.
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Cloud cover: nightCloud cover: night
Heat rays from earth Heat rays from earth
are reflected back are reflected back more more
on cloudy nights.on cloudy nights.
Clear nights get Clear nights get colder.colder.
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WaterWater
Water has a high Water has a high
specific heat.specific heat.
It takes more energy,It takes more energy,
and longer to heat and longer to heat upup
or cool down than or cool down than land.land.
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Water nearbyWater nearby
Temperature Temperature changes changes
much less downwind much less downwind of of
oceans and large oceans and large lakes.lakes.
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No water nearby…No water nearby…
Temperature Temperature changes changes
a lot in dry regions a lot in dry regions far far
away from oceans oraway from oceans or
large lakes.large lakes.
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Water releases heat when…Water releases heat when…
heat energy is heat energy is
released when released when
water condenses water condenses
from gas to liquid, from gas to liquid,
or freezes.or freezes.
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Water releases heat when…Water releases heat when…
Air in clouds warms Air in clouds warms
when they rain or when they rain or snow,snow,
so they rise higher so they rise higher
because of because of convection.convection.
That’s why theseThat’s why these
thunderclouds are tall.thunderclouds are tall.
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Water releases heat when…Water releases heat when…
Night air is warmedNight air is warmed
when water when water condensescondenses
as dew or frost.as dew or frost.
It doesn’t usually getIt doesn’t usually get
much colder than themuch colder than the
““dew-point dew-point temperature”.temperature”.
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Water absorbs heat when…Water absorbs heat when…
Air gets cooled when its Air gets cooled when its
heat energy is needed heat energy is needed
to melt ice or evaporate to melt ice or evaporate
liquid water.liquid water.
(Sweden’s “Ice Hotel” is(Sweden’s “Ice Hotel” is
built every December;built every December;
still melting in May.)still melting in May.)
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ElevationElevation
The higher you The higher you go, go,
the colder it the colder it gets.gets.
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Ground coverGround cover
Dark surfaces, Dark surfaces,
like asphalt roads like asphalt roads
and rooftops and rooftops
absorb more heat absorb more heat
than light coloredthan light colored
surfaces.surfaces.
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Why is this rooftop green?Why is this rooftop green?
It saves energy andIt saves energy and
money.money.
Plants help cool the Plants help cool the airair
through evaporation.through evaporation.
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HumidityHumidity
Humidity is the Humidity is the amount of water amount of water vapor in the air.vapor in the air.
Warm air can hold Warm air can hold more water vapor more water vapor than cold air.than cold air.
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Relative humidityRelative humidity
Relative humidity Relative humidity is the percent is the percent humidity compared humidity compared to the humidity to the humidity limit at the current limit at the current temperature.temperature.
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Humid air feels warmer.Humid air feels warmer.
Your body cools itself Your body cools itself by evaporating by evaporating perspiration. perspiration.
When it’s humid, less When it’s humid, less water evaporates water evaporates from your skin, so you from your skin, so you can’t cool down as can’t cool down as well as you can in dry well as you can in dry air.air.
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Humidity can affect Humidity can affect temperature.temperature.
When relative humidity When relative humidity goes over 100%, goes over 100%,
fog, dew, or frost forms. fog, dew, or frost forms.
These release heat These release heat energy to the air, energy to the air, warming it.warming it.
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What is “wind chill”?What is “wind chill”?
Wind carries your body heat away, and Wind carries your body heat away, and helps water evaporate from your skin, helps water evaporate from your skin, cooling it.cooling it.
The “wind chill” is what the temperature The “wind chill” is what the temperature feels like because of the wind.feels like because of the wind.
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Temperature factors Temperature factors
Factors affecting it:Factors affecting it:– InsolationInsolation– CloudsClouds– WaterWater– ElevationElevation– Ground coverGround cover
Factors affecting Factors affecting how cold we feel:how cold we feel:– HumidityHumidity– windwind