The document defines weather as daily atmospheric conditions including temperature, rainfall and humidity that vary by location, while climate is the average weather pattern over many years in a place. It describes three climate zones in Spain depending on location, and notes the Balearic and Canary Islands have their own micro-climates. It also lists the six main climate zones of the world and explains the atmosphere is divided into layers, mainly providing air to breathe and water to drink.

2. DEFINITION OF WEATHER
• Weather is the mix of events that happen
each day in our atmosphere including
temperature, rainfall and humidity. Weather is
not the same everywhere. Perhaps it is hot,
dry and sunny today where you live, but in
other parts of Spain it is cloudy, raining or
even snowing. Everyday, weather events are
recorded and predicted by meteorologists
worldwide.

3. DEFINITION OF CLIMATE
• Climate is the average weather pattern in a
place over many years. So, the climate of
Antarctica is quite different than the climate
of a tropical island. Hot summer days are quite
typical of climates in many regions of the
world, even without the effects of global
warming.
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4. In Spain, people can experience three types of
climate zones depending on where they live
and/or decide to travel due to its large size. We
can’t forget however those other areas of Spain,
particularly the Balearic and Canary Islands,
which have their own distinct micro-climates.

5. WHAT IS THE COLDEST PART?

6. ANSWER
• THE PURPLE ONE.

7. CLIMATES ZONES OF THE WORLD
• 1:ARTIC ZONE.
• 2:TEMPERATE ZONE.
• 3:TROPICAL ZONE.
• 4:TROPICAL ZONE.
• 5:TEMPERATE ZONE.
• 6:ARTIC ZONE.

8. THE ATMOSPHERE
• The atmosphere is the layer of gasses
surrounding the Earth. It is mainly made up of
nitrogen and oxygen. It is essential for life. It
provides us with AIR to breathe and WATER to
drink.
• The atmosphere is divided into layers. Air is
mostly located in the first two layers.

10. THANKS FOR WACHING
• MADE BY: María Escolar.