Question

Which of the following descriptions applies to the climate?
A. It is raining outside.
B. The average precipitation is 42 cm per year.
C. The fog was very thick this morning.
D. They say it will reach 90 degrees today.

Answer 1

B. The average precipitation is 42 cm per year.

Answer 2

as u can see all of the rest of the answers deal with short periods so its pretty obvious, since climate deals with long periiods of time

Answer 3

Which of the following describes relative humidity?
A. Relative humidity is a comparison between the water vapor in the air and pure water.
B. Relative humidity is the percentage of the air that is made up of water vapor.
C. Relative humidity compares how much water vapor is in the air to the average amount of water vapor in the air.
D. Relative humidity is the ratio between how much water vapor is in the air compared to how much water vapor the air can hold at the current temperature.

Answer 4

brb

Answer 5

ok

Answer 6

Relative humidity is the ratio of the partial pressure of water vapor in an air-water mixture to the saturated vapor pressure of water at a given temperature

Answer 7

sooo..

Answer 8

D

Answer 9

How does the atmospheric temperature change in close proximity to the ocean?
A. In the summer, the temperature is warmer by the ocean than it is inland.
B. In the summer, the temperature is cooler by the ocean than it is inland.
C. In the winter, the temperature is cooler by the ocean than it is inland.
D. The temperature does not vary according to proximity to the ocean.

Answer 10

The ocean temperature affects the air temperature by producing a moderating effect on the nearby land, and can even affect locations far inland to a certain degree. The ocean is, perhaps, the single most influential force on the planet for influencing temperatures. It can bring cooler weather to locations that would otherwise be very hot, and warmer weather to locations which would otherwise be very cold.

Answer 11

Which of the following descriptions applies to the weather?
A. It is raining outside.
B. Fog appears frequently in the spring.
C. The average precipitation is 42 cm per year.
D. The temperatures range between 65 and 95 degrees Fahrenheit during the summer.