How Climate effect
people.
Climate
What is Climate?
THE AVERAGE WEATHER
CONDITIONS OF A PLACE
TAKEN OVER A LONG TIME.
Types of Climate
• Cold Climate
• Moderate Climate
• Hot Climate
• The monsoon climate
• Equilateral Climate
Cold Climate
• Cold environments (both polar and tundra) are found in
high latitude areas and mountainous regions of the world.
• These climates have an average temperature above 10 °C in their
warmest months, and a coldest month average below −3 °C.
• These usually occur in the interiors of continents, or on their east
coasts, north of 40° North latitude.
Hot Climate
THE CLIMATE IS VERY DRY WITH
LESS THAN 250 MM OF RAINFALL A
YEAR
Reasons for difference
in climate
• Latitude, or how far one is from the
equator,
greatly affects the climate and
weather of an area
• Altitude, or how high one is above sea
level, has a similar effect–the higher
the elevation, the colder the climate
The monsoon climate in
South and South-East Asia
• November- February : Cool and dry
• March – May : Hot and dry
• June –October: Hot and wet
The Equatorial Climate
• The annual temperature range may
be as low as 3 degrees Celsius.
• The daily temperature range (the
difference between the highest
temperature in the day and the
lowest temperature at night) is
usually greater.
• Another major characteristic of
this climate is the high rainfall.
How climate effect
people?
Effect of climate on life
• Climate regulates life on earth.
• It determines how humans live.
• Climate effects our quality of life e.g life production,
energy production and consumption, water availability
and environmental diversity.
Save Climate, Save
Earth.

Climate

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    What is Climate? THEAVERAGE WEATHER CONDITIONS OF A PLACE TAKEN OVER A LONG TIME.
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    Types of Climate •Cold Climate • Moderate Climate • Hot Climate • The monsoon climate • Equilateral Climate
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    Cold Climate • Coldenvironments (both polar and tundra) are found in high latitude areas and mountainous regions of the world. • These climates have an average temperature above 10 °C in their warmest months, and a coldest month average below −3 °C. • These usually occur in the interiors of continents, or on their east coasts, north of 40° North latitude.
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    Hot Climate THE CLIMATEIS VERY DRY WITH LESS THAN 250 MM OF RAINFALL A YEAR
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    Reasons for difference inclimate • Latitude, or how far one is from the equator, greatly affects the climate and weather of an area • Altitude, or how high one is above sea level, has a similar effect–the higher the elevation, the colder the climate
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    The monsoon climatein South and South-East Asia • November- February : Cool and dry • March – May : Hot and dry • June –October: Hot and wet
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    The Equatorial Climate •The annual temperature range may be as low as 3 degrees Celsius. • The daily temperature range (the difference between the highest temperature in the day and the lowest temperature at night) is usually greater. • Another major characteristic of this climate is the high rainfall.
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    Effect of climateon life • Climate regulates life on earth. • It determines how humans live. • Climate effects our quality of life e.g life production, energy production and consumption, water availability and environmental diversity.
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