Science-ES-4D. Attribute global climate patterns to geographic influences (including latitude, topography, elevation, and proximity to water). by Joseph Hendrix

Hendrix

joseph_hendrix1 — 2017-10-17 14:31:45 UTC

Distance the sunlight has to travel is directly correlated to the earth's climate zones

Hendrix

joseph_hendrix1 — 2017-10-17 14:38:35 UTC

Mountains act as natural barriers to air mass movements. They may block weather from going from one side of a mountain chain to the other.

Aziah Blanding

aziah_blanding — 2017-10-17 16:08:26 UTC

Latitude

The surface temperatures vary with latitude.

Jason Harris

jason_harris1 — 2017-10-17 16:08:27 UTC

This picture shows how latitude affects climate. It shows that the farther the rays have to travel, the cooler the temperature will be. The shape of the Earth also affects how big of an area will be at what temperature.

dontavious_murphy — 2017-10-17 16:08:30 UTC

global climate patterns

madeline

2017-10-17 16:08:58 UTC

this picture shows the areas where the climate changes from and to hot and or col climates.

Madyson Anderson

2017-10-17 16:09:04 UTC

Places located at high latitudes (far from the equator) gets less sunlight than places at low latitudes (close to the equator). This controls the amount and intensity of energy we get from the sun.

Isabel Tarte

emily_tarte — 2017-10-17 16:09:05 UTC

The farther away part of the Earth is from the sun, the longer it takes the sun's rays to get there, therefore it is cooler in those areas

dontavious_murphy — 2017-10-17 16:09:15 UTC

Jericho 
Different latitudes on Earth receive different amounts of sunlight,  there is  a key factor  determining a regions climate.

Isabelle Lassitter

2017-10-17 16:09:53 UTC

Topography is essentially an arrangement of the physical features of the Earth both natural and artificial. An example would be this mountain (shown below).

Luke Gru

2017-10-17 16:10:13 UTC

Luke Grubbs

2017-10-17 16:10:15 UTC

Keiarra Johnson

johnson_keiarra4 — 2017-10-17 16:10:17 UTC

Winds occur where high pressure air masses seek low pressure areas.

Dalton Elders

dalton_elders — 2017-10-17 16:10:25 UTC

This picture shows different locations on Earth. Each place has different amount of sunlight that it receives. So where there is more sunlight that area is warmer than the one with less sunlight

Kyle Alicea

Matthew_Alicea — 2017-10-17 16:10:36 UTC

The further away from the equator the colder it is, this is because light has to travel further to reach that part of earth.

Austin Lynch

austin_lynch1 — 2017-10-17 16:10:38 UTC

The distance of the water shows the change in temperature. and how the climate changes

Isabel Tarte

emily_tarte — 2017-10-17 16:10:58 UTC

The mountains cause warm air to be forced up while the dry air is forced own. The area where the warm, moist air is forced up, it is greener, while the area where the dry air is forced down, it is a drier climate

Mckenzie Barrineau

2017-10-17 16:10:58 UTC

Dalton Grimes

jarrett_grimes — 2017-10-17 16:11:03 UTC

This photo show how latitude affects the climates in regions.

Haley Cearley

2017-10-17 16:11:34 UTC

Latitude controls the amount of solar radiation reaching to the earth surface. That is why snow is often seen on top of the mountains all year round, even in tropical areas. Solar radiation turns into heat only when it is absorbed by a body of matter. Lower down in the atmosphere, the air is denser and contains more water vapor, air molecules, dust, etc. Therefore, more energy can be absorbed and turned into heat at lower elevations.

Luke Grubbs

2017-10-17 16:11:50 UTC

This picture shows the calirofnia topography and geomorphic provinces.

Ariel Lassitter

2017-10-17 16:12:02 UTC

https://nsidc.org/sites/nsidc.org/files/images//latitude_and_sunlight_large.gif

Jalyn Dubose

jalyn_dubose — 2017-10-17 16:12:38 UTC

Kyle Alicea

Matthew_Alicea — 2017-10-17 16:12:56 UTC

Mountains block wind and different kinds of weather. It can be raining on one side of a mountain and not the other.

Dalton Grimes

jarrett_grimes — 2017-10-17 16:12:57 UTC

This picture shows how topography affects climate.

Jason Harris

jason_harris1 — 2017-10-17 16:12:58 UTC

This picture shows how topography can effect climate. It tells us that mountains can redirect airflow, causing changes in precipitation levels.

Madyson Anderson

2017-10-17 16:13:09 UTC

Mountains cause air to rise, cool, and lose moisture as the air passes over the mountains. As the air goes down it compresses and warms on the other side of the mountain.

Isabel Tarte

emily_tarte — 2017-10-17 16:13:14 UTC

The higher up you go, the cooler it will be.

Isabelle Lassitter

2017-10-17 16:13:38 UTC

Latitude is the angler distance from south to north of the Earth's equator. The line running parallel along the Earth.

madeline

2017-10-17 16:14:05 UTC

this image shows topography and the depressions of the earth surface

Jalyn Dubose

jalyn_dubose — 2017-10-17 16:14:05 UTC

#028 Meteorology 4D

Science-ES-4D. Attribute global climate patterns to geographic influences (including latitude, topography, elevation, and proximity to water).

Latitudes:

Places located at high latitudes (far from the equator) receive less sunlight than places at low latitudes (close to the equator)

Kyle Alicea

Matthew_Alicea — 2017-10-17 16:14:15 UTC

The higher you get in earths atmosphere the colder in becomes.

Mckenzie Barrineau

2017-10-17 16:14:20 UTC

grubbs

2017-10-17 16:14:36 UTC

Abbe Holland (Latitude)

sophiaa_holland — 2017-10-17 16:14:43 UTC

In this picture, latitude is being described by where and how different air currents are moving. It's also including exactly what climate each air current is moving to.

Devonte' Benson

2017-10-17 16:14:50 UTC

Latitude affects the amount of solar radiations reach an area
Tropics- Between 23.5 S and 23.5 N of the equator
Receive the most solar radiation
Sun Rays are nearly perpendicular to Earth’s Surface
Temperate Zones- Between 23.5 n 66.5 North and South of the equator
Temperatures are moderate
Polar Zones-Between 55.5 North and South of the equator of the poles
Solar radiation strikes at a low angel
Tend to be cold

madeline

2017-10-17 16:15:00 UTC

Mckenzie Barrineau

2017-10-17 16:15:15 UTC

This shows where the depressions of earths surface

Aziah Blanding

aziah_blanding — 2017-10-17 16:15:39 UTC

Topography

The height above sea level influence the climate temperatures in elevation like mountains. The picture above shows the rain shadow effect and it is when air moves east toward rocky mountains and along its height then rain falls on the western side of the mountain making the eastern side drier.

grubbs

2017-10-17 16:15:47 UTC

This shows the latitude

Derrick Leonard

derrick_leonard — 2017-10-17 16:15:55 UTC

Science-ES-4D. Attribute global climate patterns to geographic influences (including latitude, topography, elevation, and proximity to water).

Meagan Denson

meagan_denson — 2017-10-17 16:15:56 UTC

Places located at high latitudes (far from the equator) receive less sunlight than places at low latitudes (close to the equator) .

Dalton Elders

dalton_elders — 2017-10-17 16:15:57 UTC

This picture shows the depressions on Earth's surface

Dalton Grimes

jarrett_grimes — 2017-10-17 16:16:02 UTC

This picture shows how the temperature changes with elevation.

Ariel Lassitter

2017-10-17 16:16:06 UTC

The temperature drops the further you get away from the equator, due to the curvature of the earth. This is due to Latitude.

madeline

2017-10-17 16:16:08 UTC

this image shows the elevations in afghanistan

Kylie (Topography)

kylie_rawdebock — 2017-10-17 16:16:11 UTC

This photo is showing the terrain of a certain landscape or its topography.

Topography- topography is the art or practice of graphic delineation in detail usually on maps or charts of natural and man-made features of a place or region especially in a way to show their relative positions and elevations

Isabelle Lassitter

2017-10-17 16:16:24 UTC

Elevation is basically the height above a given level, usually sea level.

grubbs

2017-10-17 16:16:32 UTC

This shows the topography

Austin Lynch

austin_lynch1 — 2017-10-17 16:16:33 UTC

this picture shows how topography makes it were different parts of an area can have different climates

Emily (Latitude)

2017-10-17 16:16:36 UTC

Latitude- provides the location of a place north or south of the equator and is measured from 0 degrees to 90 degrees at the poles. Different latitudes on Earth receive different amounts of sunlight and is key factor in determining a region’s climate. The higher the latitude (the farther away from the equator) the sharper the angles of sunlight that location receives.

madeline

2017-10-17 16:17:06 UTC

Isabel Tarte

emily_tarte — 2017-10-17 16:17:07 UTC

Land Breeze circulation and sea breeze circulation are exact opposites. Sea breeze circulation causes stronger storms

Kyle Alicea

Matthew_Alicea — 2017-10-17 16:17:19 UTC

Water heats and cools slower than land so land close to water tends to have a different temperature than land far away from it.

grubbs

2017-10-17 16:17:39 UTC

this shows the elevation

Jericho

dontavious_murphy — 2017-10-17 16:17:57 UTC

Keiarra Johnson

johnson_keiarra4 — 2017-10-17 16:18:12 UTC

This picture explains what topography is

Jason Harris

jason_harris1 — 2017-10-17 16:18:14 UTC

This picture shows us that climate is affected by elevation. We know this because it says for every 1,000 feet in elevation rise, the temperature drops 3 degrees fahrenheit.

Austin Lynch

austin_lynch1 — 2017-10-17 16:18:16 UTC

This image shows how latitude can change the areas climate.

madeline

2017-10-17 16:18:20 UTC

grubbs

2017-10-17 16:18:24 UTC

this shows the proximity to water

Derrick Leonard

derrick_leonard — 2017-10-17 16:18:34 UTC

Science-ES-4D. Attribute global climate patterns to geographic influences (including latitude, topography, elevation, and proximity to water).

Isabelle Lassitter

2017-10-17 16:18:45 UTC

Large bodies of water like seas, lakes, oceans, etc. affect the climate of an area. This is the proximity to water.

2017-10-17 16:18:45 UTC

Devonte' Benson

2017-10-17 16:19:02 UTC

Topography
Temperatures in lower atmosphere decrease with altitude

Ariel Lassitter

2017-10-17 16:19:04 UTC

Mountains block air masses, and flatlands are usually a lot windier. This is due to the change in topography.

Haley Cearley topography

2017-10-17 16:19:15 UTC

The Central Anatolian Region (also known as the Anatolian Plateau) is an area of diverse land forms. The dry, arid highlands of Anatolia lie between the two zones of folded mountains.

Dalton Grimes

jarrett_grimes — 2017-10-17 16:19:23 UTC

This picture shows that the ocean currents affect the climate of places near ocean bodies.

Madyson Anderson

2017-10-17 16:19:38 UTC

As elevation increases the temperature decreases. The air rises up, it expands and cools and becomes less dense, it will continue until clouds form.

Donovan Belton

2017-10-17 16:19:40 UTC

Austin Lynch

austin_lynch1 — 2017-10-17 16:19:50 UTC

This picture shows how the higher up you go the colder it gets.

Janya Robinson

2017-10-17 16:19:53 UTC

this pictures shows the global atmospheric circulation convection of air masses atmosphere winds.

2017-10-17 16:19:58 UTC

Dalton Elders

dalton_elders — 2017-10-17 16:19:59 UTC

This picture shows how the higher you go the cooler it is

Abbe Holland (Topography)

sophiaa_holland — 2017-10-17 16:20:03 UTC

This picture is describing how winds, water, and moisture move up a mountain.

Keiarra Johnson

johnson_keiarra4 — 2017-10-17 16:20:35 UTC

This picture shows elevation

Devonte' Benson

2017-10-17 16:20:59 UTC

Elavatation
Air rises from one side and drops its moisture(Windward side)
The opposite side(leeward side) The air is drier and warms as it

Meagan Denson

meagan_denson — 2017-10-17 16:21:02 UTC

The effects of topography on the climate of any region are really powerful. Mountain ranges create barriers that alter wind and precipitation patterns. Topographical features like narrow canyons, channel and amplify winds.

Jalyn Dubose

jalyn_dubose — 2017-10-17 16:21:05 UTC

Topography:

The Topography of an area can greatly influence our climate.

Donovan Belton- Proximity to Water

2017-10-17 16:21:17 UTC

Large bodies of water such as oceans, seas, and large lakes affect the climate of an area. Water heats and cools more slowly than land. Therefore, in the summer, the coastal regions will stay cooler and in winter warmer. A more moderate climate with a smaller temperature range is created

Emily Berry (Topography

2017-10-17 16:21:31 UTC

Topography- Mountain act as barriers of air mass movements. They block weather from moving.

Derrick Leonard

derrick_leonard — 2017-10-17 16:21:33 UTC

latitude of the globe

Mary Dawson Lindsay (Latitude)

mary_lindsay1 — 2017-10-17 16:21:36 UTC

This picture depicts the effects latitude has on the distance sun rays have to travel. The places that are located at a higher altitude receive less sunlight, causing the temperature to be colder. The most sunlight received is at the equator. The lower altitudes of the Earth has the most direct sunlight, resulting in warmer climates.

Makayla Edwards

makayla_edwards1 — 2017-10-17 16:21:48 UTC

This picture is showing the effects of latitude and how the temperatures change.

Dalton Elders

dalton_elders — 2017-10-17 16:22:03 UTC

This picture shows different ways currents move in the ocean

Kylie (Latitude

kylie_rawdebock — 2017-10-17 16:22:05 UTC

This photo is showing and explaining how to tell where the latitude is and how far apart each degree of latitude is.

Latitude- latitude is the angular distance north or south from the equator of a point on the earth's surface, measured on the meridian of the point.

Keiarra Johnson

johnson_keiarra4 — 2017-10-17 16:22:17 UTC

This picture shows the proximity

Aziah Blanding

aziah_blanding — 2017-10-17 16:22:46 UTC

Elevation

Climate zones coincide roughly with elevation ranges. The climate conditions get colder as the altitude increases and as elevation increases, the air becomes less dense. Elevation of an area can also determine the amount of precipitation will occur.

Donovan Belton- Topography

2017-10-17 16:22:51 UTC

The effects of topography on the climate of any given region are powerful. Mountain ranges create barriers that change wind and precipitation patterns. Topographical features such as narrow canyons can amplify winds. Mountains and plateaus are open to cooler temperatures of higher altitudes. The opening of mountains to the sun creates distinct micro-climates in areas like the Alps, where entire villages remain in the shade for most of the winter season.
https://sciencing.com/the-effects-of-topography-on-the-climate-12508802.html

Devonte' Benson

2017-10-17 16:23:42 UTC

Proximity to water
Coastal areas are warmer in the winter and Cooler in the Summers

Maria Hancock- Latitude

maria_hancock — 2017-10-17 16:23:58 UTC

Major temperature zones are based on the latitude, land near the ocean may have cooler summers and warmer winters

Ariel Lassitter

2017-10-17 16:24:30 UTC

High elevation causes colder weather. there is usually more precipitation in the higher up you go.

Derrick Leonard

derrick_leonard — 2017-10-17 16:24:31 UTC

Topography

Abbe Holland ( Elevation)

sophiaa_holland — 2017-10-17 16:24:32 UTC

This picture is describing how warm and cold air pressures move between mountains.

Meagan Denson

meagan_denson — 2017-10-17 16:25:16 UTC

climate conditions get colder as altitude increases. “Life zones” on a high mountain show the changes, plants at the base are the same as those in places like a countryside, but no trees at all can grow above the timberline. Snow crowns the highest elevations.

Kylie (Elevation)

kylie_rawdebock — 2017-10-17 16:25:23 UTC

Elevation- elevation is the altitude of a place above sea level or ground level.

makayla_edwards1 — 2017-10-17 16:25:44 UTC

Madyson Anderson

2017-10-17 16:25:50 UTC

Water temperatures rises and falls slower than land or air temperatures. The water helps to keep air temperatures from changing a lot over land near the ocean. This is how there is mild climates near shore areas.

Jason Harris

jason_harris1 — 2017-10-17 16:26:20 UTC

This picture shows us how proximity to water effects climate.

Makayla Edwards

makayla_edwards1 — 2017-10-17 16:26:30 UTC

This picture shows the orographic effect that it have on the climate and it shows how the air rises and descends on each side of the mountain.

Jalyn Dubose

jalyn_dubose — 2017-10-17 16:27:45 UTC

Elevation:

Elevation effects climate normally, climatic conditions become colder as altitude increases

Abbe Holland (Proximity to Water)

sophiaa_holland — 2017-10-17 16:27:52 UTC

In this picture, it is describing how water melts, rises, and creates moisture, precipitation and can turn back into what it once was.

Kylie (Proximity to Water)

kylie_rawdebock — 2017-10-17 16:27:57 UTC

Aziah Blanding

aziah_blanding — 2017-10-17 16:28:12 UTC

Proximity to water

The sea surface temperatures affect land temperatures and the water temperatures indicate the transfer of heat energy by the currents. Water has a high heat capacity that keeps areas of land closest to it relatively cool because it takes a lot of energy to change the temperature of that water body.

Ariel Lassitter

2017-10-17 16:28:42 UTC

Because water absorbs heat, the heat from the sun on the oceans creates tropics and generally warmer weather.

Maria Hancock- Topography

maria_hancock — 2017-10-17 16:28:56 UTC

The mountain affects the movement, and temperature of air on each side of the mountain.

Jericho

dontavious_murphy — 2017-10-17 16:30:13 UTC

This picture shows how the mountains effects the movement of air flow.

Donovan Belton- Elevation

2017-10-17 16:30:32 UTC

As you increase in elevation, there is less air above you thus the pressure decreases. As the pressure decreases, air molecules spread out further (air expands) and the temperature decreases.
http://www.onthesnow.com/news/a/15157/does-elevation-affect-temperature-

Makayla Edwards

makayla_edwards1 — 2017-10-17 16:31:05 UTC

This picture shows the elevation effects and how the temperature increases and decreases on the ecosystem zonation.

Emily (POW)

2017-10-17 16:33:58 UTC

Proximity of Water- the global sea level has been steadily rising since 1900 at a rate of .04 to .1 inches per year. Oceans warm due to the increase of global temperature, seawater expands which cause a rise in water level. The melting of ice over land also adds water to the ocean.

Meagan Denson

meagan_denson — 2017-10-17 16:34:34 UTC

Water warms more slowly than land, and it also gives off heat more slowly. Proximity to oceans and lakes can moderate land temperatures.

Makayla Edwards

makayla_edwards1 — 2017-10-17 16:34:42 UTC

this picture shows the proximity to water and the effects it has on the climate.

Donovan Belton- Latitude

2017-10-17 16:35:15 UTC

Climate Changes with Latitude. Places located at high latitudes (far from the equator) receive less sunlight than places at low latitudes (close to the equator). The amount of sunlight and the amount of precipitation affects the types of plants and animals that can live in a place. Example: People that live in Antarctica compared to people in America.
https://www.windows2universe.org/earth/climate/cli_latitude.html

Maria Hancock- Elevation

maria_hancock — 2017-10-17 16:35:23 UTC

The elevation makes the temperature drop 3 degrees the higher up it goes on the mountain

Maria Hancock- proximity to water

maria_hancock — 2017-10-17 16:41:20 UTC

The earth's ocean is crucial to heating the planet, because the atmosphere absorb some sunlight but the majority of the sun's radiation is absorbed by the ocean.

Makayla Edwards

makayla_edwards1 — 2017-10-17 16:50:44 UTC

This picture shows hows the temperature changes each season and it also shows the distance from the equator that the latitude has.