Climate/Weather

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Questions (26)

Why is the "albedo" or reflectivity of the polar regions higher than that of the equator?(1 point) Responses All of the above
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Which of the following explains why the temperature of land near water is different than I land
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For the past ten years, Michelle has been tracking the average annual rainfall in Boynton Beach, Florida by recording her data
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2. asked by Mark
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Does the equator receiveperpendicular sun rays to the Earth's surface most of the 365 day year.
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2. asked by Anonymous
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What is the area between the high and low latitudes; also known as middle latitudes called?Moderate Tropics Ecosystem Temperate
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Which area in the United States has the highest average number of thunderstorms per year?
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2. asked by Anonymous
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Project: Data AnalysisThe following chart lists the average low, average high, record low, and record high temperatures for the
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2. asked by Morgan S
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Write a vulnerability assessment report for an urban medical clinic serving low-income clientele as if you were a consultant.
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2. asked by cindy
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the annual rainfall in California's north valley averages 23 inches. So the rainfall next year will be 23 inches. Is that true
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2. asked by Anyomous
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It doesn't snow in jamica .because that's in the caribbean,and it never snows anywhere in the caribbeanDo you have a question
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2. asked by fran
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Dans quel pays fait-il froid?Turquie Chine Canada États-Unis
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Though it experiences freezing temperatures, much of Antarctica is considered a desert because it shares a key quality in common
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Would the climate/weather count as the physical geography of a region?
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2. asked by Anonymous
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The equator receives more direct and intense sunlight. Therefore, the equator region is the hottest part of Earth's surface.*
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2. asked by UR_M0M_IS_G@Y101XD_XP.
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Use the image to answer the question.A line graph shows months of the year versus average rainfall. The x-axis represents month
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Why is the equator region the hottest part of Earth’s surface?(1 point)Responses The equator region is closest to the sun. The
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2. asked by please help! :(
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Which statement best explains the temperatures of a desert environment?A. The high amount of moisture in the air traps heat
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2. asked by seed
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Which region of Africa receives the MOST rainfall in an average year?A. the savannas • B. the Sahara • C. the Sahel D. the
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2. asked by AYD3N
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Which region of Africa receives the most rainfall in an average year? The Sahara; the Sadel; the Savanna’s; the rain forests
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Which region of Africa receives the MOST rainfall in an average year?A. the savannas B. the Sahara C. the Sahel D. the rain
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2. asked by nobody
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Which region of Africa receives the MOST rainfall in an average year?A. the savannas B. the Sahara C. the Sahel D. the rain
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2. asked anonymously
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What is responsible for the different climates on Earth?(1 point) Responses How the sun's rays hit Earth at different angles.
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Why is the equator region the hottest part of Earth’s surface?The equator region is closest to the sun. The sun shines
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2. asked by Connections Student
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In the Arctic Circle, temperatures rarely get above 50 ℉climate or weather
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2. asked by B
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Thunderstorms are expected this week in East Texas.climate or weather
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2. asked by B
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Use the image to answer the question.A line graph shows months of the year versus average rainfall. The x-axis represents month
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2. asked by winter hurtado<3
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