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Quizlet Weather and Climate (30 of 86 terms)

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Quizlet Weather and Climate (30 of 86 terms)

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In your notebooks define any 30 terms in your owns words OR draw a picture for some if you choose. You may mix and match between pictures and definitions.

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Start studying Weather and Climate. Learn vocabulary, terms, and more with flashcards, games, and other study tools.

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Interactive Website that covers EVERYTHING for Climate and Earth Science Review

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Interactive Website that covers EVERYTHING for Climate and Earth Science Review

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This website is interactive with games, videos, and climate and weather interactive maps. It includes everything for earth science regent's for climate including monsoons, el nino, and new energy sources. It's like a padlet within a padlet. Use it as a review for when your ready to the regent's unit test.

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Climate is defined as the overall weather patterns of an area over a long period of time. ​ ​​ A "long" period being between 30-100 years, though a location can have the same climate for...

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Watch the video pausing where necessary and https://quizlet.com/au/304955216/weather-and-climate-diagram/
1. How does increasing altitude (up) affect the temperature in general?
2. How does the Earth's tilt affect climates at different latitudes/hemispheres?
3. How does a mountain as a topographical feature affect the amount of precipitation/rain? What is the climate like on the NOT ocean side of the mountain?
4. What does oceans and large lakes MODERATE the temperatures mean? Compare San Fransisco's temperature changes with St. Louis temperature changes? Why are St. Louis temps more extreme?
5.  When planetary winds come together, is it generally wet or dry at that latitude

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A Guide to Renewable Energy.                    Watch the video on renewable energy and climate and write answers to these questions in your notebook. 

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A Guide to Renewable Energy.                    Watch the video on renewable energy and climate and write answers to these questions in your notebook. 

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1. What are the external & internal sources of energy and where do they both come from?
2. How does convection from the Sun influence Earth's climate?
3. What does infrared radiation being trapped by the Earth do for the Earth?
4. What powers the energy in the biosphere (for living things)?
5. What are 3 specific NONRENEWABLE fossil fuels humans use/burn?
6. What's the relationship of RENEWABLE Solar power and electrons?
7. Name 4 other renewable sources of energy besides solar?

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A guide to the energy of the Earth - Joshua M. Sneideman

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Causes & Effects of Climate Change Video

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Causes & Effects of Climate Change Video

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Write 4 harmful climate changes & harmful human activity causes
Write 4 harmful effects
Write 2 possible solutions humans could do to slow it down

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Causes and Effects of Climate Change | National Geographic

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Video Intro to Regent's 1st Time Credit Module 5/6 Energy Transfer & Climate

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Video Intro to Regent's 1st Time Credit Module 5/6 Energy Transfer & Climate

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Mrs. Archambeault will introduce the causes and effects of Long Term and Short Term Climate Change by Earth's Natural Processes and Human Impact, global causes and human causes of climate change and renewable and nonrenewable sources of energy. ***Note: If Video doesn't play at triangle play button, click download button or open in new window button down below.

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Regent's 1st Time CR Module 5 & 6 Energy Transfer and Climate

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Answer the following questions, pausing where necessary, in your notebook and how human actions affect and speed up climate change.
1. Name 3 things we use that are causing extinctions?
2. Name 3 specific animals that went extinct in our lifetime?
3. Name and describe 5 causes of our behavior and actions we do that effect the biosphere?
4. Name and describe 3 important natural cycles that an ecosystem naturally sustains and the negative effected if they are disrupted ?
5. Define ecosystem?
6. Why is an ecosystem with a lot of biodiversity a good thing?
7. Describe the difference if 1 species goes extinct in a desert versus a highly bio-diversified area?
8. How can deforestation affect the water quality, living things, and rate of erosion in an area?
9. Reflect on the how there is a rise in forest fires? and how long would global warming take to  happen naturally vs the 100's of short years that human actions are speeding it up?
10. Name 2 invasive species that humans brought to places they shouldn't be?
11. What is over-harvesting?

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5 Human Impacts on the Environment: Crash Course Ecology #10

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There will be both diagram and chart notes for you to write out, interpret and draw out any areas as needed in your notebook. Both are necessary regents material to understand for the Unit Test at the end of this Module.
Some guided questions for you to write the answers in your notebook:
1. Is the equator (a warm place) a high or low # latitude? the north pole (a cold place)?
2. So, state in writing the indirect relationship between latitude and temperature?
3. Does it generally get colder or warmer as you increase altitude (go higher in the sky) and elevation (go higher up a mountain)?
4. Describe 3 general planetary wind belts?
5. What's the general ocean climate effect on the east vs. the west coast of any continent?
6. Describe the windward and leeward (orographic effect) climate sides of the mountain?
7. Describe 2 properties of water that cause coastal areas to have less temperature changes/ranges than an inland area?
8. Is outgoing or incoming radiation re-radiated as long wave infrared? what is the incoming called?
9. How does too much CO2, methane, water vapor and nitrous oxide cause global warming?
10. When too much greenhouse gases and fossil fuels burned TRAP in too much heat what will melt ____ and what will rise _____?
11. Describe each of the following in detail (3 sentences) as NATURAL causes climate changes:
a. Ozone Layer-
b. El Nino-
c. Eruption Theory-
d. Orbit / Milankovitch Cyles-