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Cimate Science in a Nutshell #2: What is Climate?

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View the complete Climate Science in a Nutshell Series at www.planetnutshell.com/climate Part of the Climate Science in a Nutshell Series, this video explains the difference between climate and weather. It also provides an introductory look at Rapid Climate Change.

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The tundras climate is cold and dry. There is very little rainfall each year. This area also has very long winters and very short summers with temperatures in the winter reaching -50 degrees Fahrenheit!

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The rainforests' are located near the equator which makes their climate very hot. It also gets almost 100 inches of rain per year! This makes the rainforest very humid.

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The savanna has a warm climate of 68 to 86 degrees Fahrenheit. It has a wet summer season for 6-8 months and a dry winter season for 4-6 months. It doesn't rain much in this biome. Only 10-30 inches per year.

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Temperate forests have mild summers and freezing cold winters. The average temperature is around 50 degrees Fahrenheit Trees and plants are specially adapted to live in this biome.

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Temperate grasslands have hot summers and cold winters with temperatures in the summer reaching 100 degrees Fahrenheit and winter temperatures dropping to -40 degrees Fahrenheit. This area gets minimal rain; only 10-35 inches per year.

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The desert is a unique biome because of its lack of water and extreme fluctuation in temperatures. There is little to no precipitation so there is little to no plants. It is often very hot during the day but very cold at night in this biome.