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The document discusses factors that influence climate such as temperature, precipitation, seasons, and storms. Temperature is affected by the sun's position, landscape, elevation, and air masses. Precipitation depends on elevation, terrain, and proximity to bodies of water. Storms commonly occur from November to March and tornadoes form from June to August. Hurricanes can damage infrastructure by downing power lines, blocking roads, and potentially causing flooding that endangers lives.
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Bartek Ładno
- 1. Bartek Ładno
- 2. Climate
- 3. Temperature Temperature depends on: Height of the Sun above the horizon Shaping surface Height above the sea level Incoming air masses
- 4. Precipitation Precipitation depends on: Height above sea level Shaping surface Distance from the sea and the ocean
- 5. Seasons Spring Summer Autumn Winter
- 6. Storms Storms – from November to March Tornadoes - from June to August, sometimes in May
- 7. Effects of the hurricanes Breaking the high- voltage lines Blocked roads Threat of flooding Victims among population
- 8. Thank you for your attention