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climate climate is the long-term average weather conditions that occur in a particular region.
rain shadow as shown in figure 3. different amounts of precipitation on either side of a mountain range influence the types the side of the mountain exposed to the precipitation.
specific heat is the amount (joules) of thermal energy needed to raise the temperature of 1 rg of a material by 1 c.
microclimate is a localized climate that is different from the climate of the larger area surrounding it.
ice age are cold periods lasting from hundreds to millions of years when glaciers cover mucho of earth.
interglacial the warm periods that occur during ice ages or between ice ages.
el nino/southern oscillation oscillation, or enso. a complete anso cycle occurs every 3-8 years.
monsoon is a wind circulation pattern that changes direction with the seasons.
drought is a period with below-average precipitation.
global warming scientists have been studying this change and the possible causes of it.
greenhouse gas Greenhouse gases help keep temperatures on Earth warm enough for living things to survive.
deforestation is the large-scale cutting and/ or burning of forests.
global climate model or GCM, is a set of complex equations used to predict future climates.
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