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Understanding Weather vs. Climate

The document explains the difference between weather and climate, noting that weather refers to short-term atmospheric conditions while climate is the long-term average of those conditions over 30 years or more. It highlights factors that influence climate variations across different regions, such as latitude and altitude. The document also prompts the reader to describe their own experiences with climate in various locations, particularly in the Philippines.
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Understanding Weather vs. Climate

The document explains the difference between weather and climate, noting that weather refers to short-term atmospheric conditions while climate is the long-term average of those conditions over 30 years or more. It highlights factors that influence climate variations across different regions, such as latitude and altitude. The document also prompts the reader to describe their own experiences with climate in various locations, particularly in the Philippines.
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1.

Complete the
statement  

Weather is like………………….

The weather can either be


C
like sunny, cloudy, rainy, or
cold. Weather refers to the
condition of the
atmosphere in a particular
area. It occurs in a place for
a limited period of time.
Weather can change from
minute-to-minute, hour-to-
hour, day-to-day, and
season-to-season.
Nowadays, it’s very easy to
predict the weather of a
given time and location.  

Climate is like……………………

The climate is like the


weather however, their
aspect of duration alters.
Climate is the average
weather pattern that
prevails in a locality for a
long span of time (30 years
or more). It differs from one
place to another because of
certain factors like latitude,
altitude, prevailing winds,
ocean currents, topography,
and bodies of water. These
factors cause variation in
the climate of different
places all over the world.
For example, in the
Philippines, we frequently
bring umbrellas to protect
us either from the heat of
the sun or from the rain.
But, if one will go to Russia
or Sweden, one will need to
wear jackets and layered
clothing because of the very
cold climate.  

2. Name places in the


Philippines or
abroad that you
have visited and
describe the climate
using their location.

In the Philippines, I have

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