Question

What is the difference between weather and climate?

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Climate are the changes of temperature, wind, humidity, and precipitation and can change on a daily basis in a local area. Weather is the average measurement of temperature, wind, humidity and precipitation in a large region over the course of many years.


Weather are the changes of temperature, wind, humidity, and precipitation and can change on a daily basis in a local area. Climate is the average measurement of temperature, wind, humidity and precipitation in a large region over the course of many years.


There is no difference between weather and climate. They both are associated with temperature, wind, humidity, and precipitation therefore they are the same thing.


Weather are the changes of temperature, wind, humidity, and precipitation and can change on a daily basis in a large regional area. Climate is the average measurement of temperature, wind, humidity and precipitation in a local area over the course of a few weeks.

Answer 1

Weather are the changes of temperature, wind, humidity, and precipitation and can change on a daily or short-term basis in a local area. Climate is the long-term pattern of weather conditions in a region or over the entire Earth, including temperature, wind, humidity, precipitation, and other factors that affect the Earth's atmosphere and oceans. Climate can be measured over periods ranging from decades to centuries, and it can be influenced by natural factors like volcanic eruptions and solar radiation, as well as human activities like burning fossil fuels and deforestation.