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Climate and Weather (Climate (defined by many factors (Average…

- - - - Temperature is measured by a thermometer.
        
        Measured in Celsius or Farenheit
    - - Absolute Humidity is how much water vapor the air can hold
      - Relative humidity is how much water vapor the air is holding
    - - measured with barometer
        
        Low air pressure is when air moves farther away from Earth's surface causing humid, cloudy, and rainy days.
        
        High air pressure is when air descends to the Earth's surface and causes clear and sunny days
        
        Font- boundary between air masses
- - - - Mild or Temperate Climates
        
        Summers can be hot but winters are not to cold. Ex Australia
      - Continental climates(has sub types)
        
        Wide temperature range with colder winters
        
        Humid Continental Climates have warm summers and cold winters. Ex Eastern Europe
        
        Subartic Continental Climates have long, usually very cold winters, and short, cool to mild summers. Ex Canada
      - Arid(Dry) climates
        
        Receive little rain. Ex Sahara Desert
      - Polar Climates
        
        Consistently cold. Ex North and South Pole
      - Tropical Climates which are close to the equator
        
        They are very hot and receive more sunlight than any others. Ex Florida