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Warm-up 22SEP2014 How are weather and climate similar and different? Which is happening outside right now? Logistics: Biome Presentations T/W/Th next week. Atmosphere Map DUE Thursday. Warm-Ups (for the last 2 weeks) due Thursday.

Chapter 4 Global Climates and Biomes

Global Processes determine Weather and Climate At the end of this Chapter you should be able to answer the following: What are the forces that drive global circulation patterns? How do those patterns determine weather and climate? What are the major terrestrial biomes? What are the major aquatic biomes? What is unique about the different biomes?

Global Processes Determine Weather and Climate Weather- the short term conditions of the atmosphere in a local area. These include temperature, humidity, clouds, precipitation, wind speed and atmospheric pressure. WEATHER is NOW

Global Processes Determine Weather and Climate Climate- The average weather that occurs in a given region over a long period- typically several decades. CLIMATE is over DECADES

Climate Factors TEMPERATURE Latitude (distance from the equator) Altitude (elevation above sea level) Distance from the ocean PRECIPITATION Prevailing Winds (most common wind direction) Topography (proximity to the mountains: windward or leeward side of the mountains)

Climate Factors Latitude (distance from the equator) TEMPERATURE Latitude (distance from the equator) Altitude (elevation above sea level) Distance from the ocean

Climate Factors Prevailing Winds (most common wind direction) PRECIPITATION Prevailing Winds (most common wind direction) Topography (proximity to the mountains: windward or leeward side of the mountains)

Earth's Atmosphere

Troposphere- the layer closest to Earth's surface extending roughly 16 km (10 miles) above Earth.

Stratosphere- above the troposphere, this extends from roughly 16 to 50 km (10-31 miles).

The thermosphere is important to Earth organisms because it blocks X-ray and UV radiation Also it is the location that Northern Lights are created

As distance from the surface of the Earth increases, density decreases dramatically.