What is the difference between weather and climate? Select “Weather” or “Climate” for the below 4 sentences.
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Weather Climate
Thunderstorms are expected this week in East Texas.
Lubbock is a temperate area with warm summers and cold winters.
The high today in the Dallas area is 60℉.
In the Arctic Circle, temperatures rarely get above 50 ℉.
Question 2
Use the options below to complete the sentence from your Note-Taking Guide.(1 point)
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Climate is the long-term weather in a Response area, it is the Response area over a long period of time.
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Thunderstorms are expected this week in East Texas. Weather
Lubbock is a temperate area with warm summers and cold winters. Climate
The high today in the Dallas area is 60℉. Weather
In the Arctic Circle, temperatures rarely get above 50 ℉. Climate
Climate is the long-term weather in a specific area; it is the average conditions over a long period of time.
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