An area's climate would include its...?
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All of the above, however average precipitation is a better descriptor (as opposed to rainfall), as it includes snowfall or any other method of water falling from the sky.
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No doubt about it.  Weather, variety, activities, etc., etc....
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Towards the equator, where it doesn't rain too much!  Just kidding.  What exactly do you want to know?
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go to this website \n\nhttp://www.climate-zone.com/climate/united-states/florida/tampa/\n\nthere you have a detailed answer
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Southern California for one. It can be arid during the day and cool at night, due to the nearby ocean breezes.  Not quite as cool as you go more inland.
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it has maritime climate coz its an island - so not too hot or too cold. but being situated near the equator could also give i ta tropical climate
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Soil and climate conditions.
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maybe its the climate....
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Weather is an all-encompassing term used to describe all of the many and varied phenomena that can occur in the atmosphere of a planet. The term is normally taken to mean the activity of these phenomena over short periods of time, usually no more than a few days in length. Average atmospheric conditions over significantly longer periods are known as climate. Usage of the two terms often overlaps and the concepts are obviously very closely related.
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The big unknown in your question is what the weather would be like.\n\nKeep in mind that the amount of rainfall could still be the same on a worldwide basis.  Almost all of the water evaporated from the ocean falls as rain within about 100 miles of the coast.  \n\nYou know that in South America, rain forests are located far inland, even in the center of the contient.  So, it doesn't take evaporation from the ocean to sustain an extremely wet climate.\n\nPresumably, the ocean basins would be covered by forests.  They put a tremendous amount of water into the air through transpiration.  What would the climate be like at such a low elevation?  This would dramatically change the albedo of the earth; much more sunlight would be absorbed!  Overall, the world would be much hotter.\n\nYou would still have large freswater lakes on the continents, and presumably at some places in the ocean basins.\n\nHeck, I have a PhD in geology and I can't answer this question.  What would the climate be like?  Would the lower albedo cause a runaway greenhouse effect, or would the higher average temperature evaporate more water making more clouds to completely offset the increased albedo?\n\nTell your professor there isn't enough information about what the climate would be like.
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climate produces seasons which are extremely necessary for the benefit of our world....its like the cycle of life and all that.
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Climate is a TYPICAL WEATHER in a REGION,\nwhile\nWeather is merely the state of Atmosphere.\n\nYou can say about the climate in Australia, but if you say about the weather, it only refers to the state of atmosphere on a particular day.\n\nClimate change is when the typical weather in a region experiences changes, usually something that might bring danger. For example, global warming, in which the region becomes hotter, may cause the glaciers in the North Pole to melt.
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It all depends on the pollution in the water, the depth, the time of year and weather in the area.
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http://www.blueplanetbiomes.org/climate.htm
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FIrst the temperature-It is extremely cold in the winter, and cool in the summer.  Then generally the wind-wind can play a major role, especially in mountainous tundra-also in mountainous tundra is the problem of UV radiation.
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If you're talking about natural products then I think the answer is b-geography and climate...
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Do you mean today?  Check the weather network.  If you mean in general...B.C. is so vast a space, you have many different weather districts. It's got coastline, it's got mountains, it's got desert-like areas, it's got heavy forests, it has all but Hawaii-tropical weather.  I'm afraid you'll have to do the research to write your paper.