The weather and Climate

 

The weather and Climate

The weather - The weather says in the form of air pressure, temperature,

atmospheric acid, wind speed, sunlight, clouds, rainfall etc.

The weather varies after a short time.

Climate - In the ratio of several years of weather in a place, the climate is called.

The climate is, therefore, the ratio of humidity and rainfall to the

temperature of any local region.

                   Factors Affecting Climate -

Distance from the equator - The greatest heat is on the equator, as we go

towards the latitudes, the temperature decreases normally.Poles are the

coldest because as we go towards the poles, the rays of the sun begin to skyrocket more.

Distance from sea level -  As compared to the plains, the temperature on

the hills is low, altitude decreases with temperature. At a height of 165

meters, temperature decreases by 1 degree, the air is rare at the height.

Distance from sea - The climate remains the same in the vicinity of the

sea. and the winter heat resembles the same.

The climate is exactly the opposite in the farthest places in the ocean,

there is more cold in the winter, and more summer occurs in the summer.

The surface is hot and cold as compared to the ocean, and the temperature 

difference between night and day temperatures on the surface than the ocean.

Therefore, the temperature difference between summer and winter season is 

higher in places far away from the seaside.

Air  - The velocity and direction of the winds are based on their climate. 

The winds rise due to the winds. 

Direction of mountain ranges- The direction of mountain ranges The 

Himalayan Mountains in India protect India from the cold winds of Siberia 

and the Indian Ocean meat prevents these winds. 

Due to the Himalaya Mountains, Tibet is very cold and dry, the Aravali 

mountain is located in the direction of the Arabian Sea monsoon winds and 

can not stop at the end.

Ocean currents - The effects of hot and cold streams running from ocean 

going oceans fall on the winds leading up to them and their closest climate 

also occurs. If there is hot stream in a cold state, it is converted into a 

cold stream. While located in Latitude, Antarctica is very cold and dry due 

to the cold stream coming from the ocean.