'Land heats' diaporamas de présentation

Warm-Up

Warm-Up. What is the study of the atmosphere and the processes that produce weather and climate called? (Think very first vocabulary set for this class.) Why is it important to study the atmosphere? (Give at least 5 reasons). Warmup. Please write a three sentence review of the movie:

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SOLAR ENERGY & Heat Transfer (6-4-7) (6-5.5)

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4 0 3 . 0 5

4 0 3 . 0 5. Winds. H. Winds within a high. Winds blow clockwise and outwards. Area of Divergence. A flow of air outwards from a region and is associated with highs. Sinking air compensates for the flow of air outwards. L. Winds within a low.

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Heat Transfer & Winds

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Weather and Climate

Weather and Climate. Weather. The condition of air at a certain time or place. Climate. The weather patterns in one place over a long period of time. Precipitation. The amount of moisture that falls as rain or snow. Temperature. A measurement telling how hot or cold something is. Humidity.

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Chapter 26--Climate

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Convection Currents

Convection Currents. The transfer of heat through movement of a gas or liquid. WHY ARE TEMPERATURES DIFFERENT AROUND THE WORLD?. Why is it hot near the equator and cold near the poles?. How does Temperature Create Movement?.

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The Climates of Canada

The Climates of Canada. Climate: Weather patterns seen in an area from year to year. . Climates of Canada. Most of Canada lies above 49 degrees latitude. Inland areas experience a continental climate, with extreme temperature changes and low precipitation

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