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What statement best describes the difference between weather and climate? Weather describes the immediate conditions, while climate describes long-term average trends. Weather is specific to a small geographic area, while climate describes a larger area. Weather refers to the atmospheric conditions, while climate refers to the impact of these conditions on humans. Weather refers to precipitation and storms, while climate refers to temperature.
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thinking c
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Climate is the integral of Weather.
Weather is short-term and climate is long term!
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so yes C
Weather refers to the atmospheric conditions, while climate refers to the impact of these conditions on humans.
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