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Objectives

Objectives. 2-11.1.- Identify materials and construction features of doors 2-11.2.- Identify materials and construction features of windows 2-11.3.- Identify materials and construction features of roofs 2-11.4.- Identify materials and construction features of vertical barriers. Objectives.

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Temperate: Humid, Cool winters, warm summers, moderate temperature variations.

Climate Aim: What makes climate different from weather? Describe the climate of Great Neck (think about the weather throughout the year and what affects it). Temperate: Humid, Cool winters, warm summers, moderate temperature variations. . Tropical: Hot & Humid. Polar: Cold and Dry.

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Climates of the Earth

Climates of the Earth. Chapter 3. Seasons. Solstice: Marks the longest or shortest day of the year. Winter solstice: December Summer Solstice: June. Seasons. Equinox: Even days of sunlight and darkness . Fall: September Spring: March. Weather.

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Climate

Science Homework for Tuesday 5/8/2012 -Read I:4.1 and I:4.2 --Pages 112-131 -Complete the Outline Review Sheet --I:4.1 and I:4.2 --Due Friday 5/11/2012. Climate. What Causes Climate I: 4.1 And Climate Regions I: 4.2. Weather is day-to-day events.

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FIRE BEHAVIOR

FIRE BEHAVIOR. Three types of fire behavior . Surface fire: Ground: Crown: . Fuels at or near the surface. Subsurface organic fuels (duff, organic soils). Tree crowns. Categories of fires according to human management action:. Wildfire: Management ignited prescribed fire:

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Small Boat Diving

Small Boat Diving. Objectives. Identify the following areas of the boat: Bow, stern, starboard side, port side List the minimum safety gear required by the USCG. Describe Procedures for launching and recovering a small boat from a beach. Outline concerns and procedures for anchoring.

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Wind and Wave Erosion

Wind and Wave Erosion. How is wind abrasive?. It carries sand grains that grind and scour anything that they hit. What is Loess and how does it form?. It can be 1m to 100m deep. Made of mineral & rock particles.

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The Factors that Affect Climate

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Aim : How can wind play a role in erosion and deposition?

Aim : How can wind play a role in erosion and deposition?. Do Now : Dunes can be found in most climates. Identify two environments where dunes can be located. . Wind: Erosion and Deposition Depends on the following:. The of the sediment being carried. SIZE.

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Climate

Climate. Climate is the year after year conditions of temperature, precipitation, winds and clouds in an area. 2 Major factors determine climate: TEMPERATURE AND PRECIPITATION. Factors that effect Temperature. 1. Latitude: Areas that are closer to the equator are warmer.

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What Causes Climate

What Causes Climate. Section 1 By Quinn, Liza, James, and Brendon . Factors that affect temperature . Factors Affecting Temperature. Weather refers to the condition of the atmosphere at a particular place and time.

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Bay Area Earth Science Institute (BAESI)

Bay Area Earth Science Institute (BAESI). Climate San Jose State University, January 24, 2004 http://www.met.sjsu.edu/baesi/. What is climate?. Climate is:. Climate is Examples of weather vs climate:. the average of day to day weather over a long duration.

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What is Climate (59)

What is Climate (59). Climate is the pattern of weather that occurs in an area over many years. It determines the types of plants or animals that can survive, and it influences how people live.

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Climate

Climate. Climate. Climate is the pattern of weather that occurs in an area over many years. Determines: Types of plants Animals that can survive How people live. Water. Water heats up[and cools down more slowly than land

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Interpreting a Climate Graph with LOWERN

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2.6 Elevation & Climate

2.6 Elevation & Climate. Understand the relationship between elevation & climate Chapter 4 p. 71. 2.6.1 Define Elevation p. 71. Elevation = height of a region above sea level Figure 1.6 p. 8 shows cross section of Canada. Winnipeg 239 m. 4000 m. Sea Level. DID YOU KNOW?.

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Levels of Ecology

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Climate

Climate. What is climate?. It is the general conditions of temperature and precipitation for an area over a long period of time Example: In Flint, we expect to get about 30 inches of snow each winter and the temperatures will usually be above zero and lower than 35.

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