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1 36.8 25.5 14.5 19:00 4.2 nowledge Procedure B: Now that your teacher has approved which factor affects each of the pairs of locations, describe what the climate of each location will be and explain why. Explanations must be scientific and detailed. For example, if you are explaining how prevailing winds affect the climate, be sure to discuss sinking dry air or rising moist air (from your ESRT's). Several locations have been partially completed for you as an example. Location Climate Factor Climate Description A B C Elevation Moist/ wet (a lot of rain and lush vegetation) D Elevation Cooler temperatures E F Explanation Leeward side = Sinking dry air mass (Rain Shadow) Lower elevation = warmer temperatures (Higher Air Pressure- compression) Higher latitude = Cooler Temperatures G Warmer temperatures 2 Climate Activity cooler temperatures (Lower angle of Insolation) The warm ocean current warms the air above (From the equator)

1 36.8 25.5 14.5 19:00 4.2 nowledge Procedure B: Now that your teacher has approved which factor affects each of the pairs of locations, describe what the climate of each location will be and explain why. Explanations must be scientific and detailed. For example, if you are explaining how prevailing winds affect the climate, be sure to discuss sinking dry air or rising moist air (from your ESRT's). Several locations have been partially completed for you as an example. Location Climate Factor Climate Description A B C Elevation Moist/ wet (a lot of rain and lush vegetation) D Elevation Cooler temperatures E F Explanation Leeward side = Sinking dry air mass (Rain Shadow) Lower elevation = warmer temperatures (Higher Air Pressure- compression) Higher latitude = Cooler Temperatures G Warmer temperatures 2 Climate Activity cooler temperatures (Lower angle of Insolation) The warm ocean current warms the air above (From the equator)

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1 36.8 25.5 14.5 19:00 4.2 nowledge Procedure B: Now that your teacher has approved which factor affects each of the pairs of locations, describe what the climate of each location will be and explain why. Explanations must be scientific and detailed. For example, if you are explaining how prevailing winds affect the climate, be sure to discuss sinking dry air or rising moist air (from your ESRT's). Several locations have been partially completed for you as an example. Location Climate Factor Climate Description A B C Elevation Moist/ wet (a lot of rain and lush vegetation) D Elevation Cooler temperatures E F Explanation Leeward side = Sinking dry air mass (Rain Shadow) Lower elevation = warmer temperatures (Higher Air Pressure- compression) Higher latitude = Cooler Temperatures G Warmer temperatures 2 Climate Activity cooler temperatures (Lower angle of Insolation) The warm ocean current warms the air above (From the equator)
Transcribed Image Text:1 36.8 25.5 14.5 19:00 4.2 nowledge Procedure B: Now that your teacher has approved which factor affects each of the pairs of locations, describe what the climate of each location will be and explain why. Explanations must be scientific and detailed. For example, if you are explaining how prevailing winds affect the climate, be sure to discuss sinking dry air or rising moist air (from your ESRT's). Several locations have been partially completed for you as an example. Location Climate Factor Climate Description A B C Elevation Moist/ wet (a lot of rain and lush vegetation) D Elevation Cooler temperatures E F Explanation Leeward side = Sinking dry air mass (Rain Shadow) Lower elevation = warmer temperatures (Higher Air Pressure- compression) Higher latitude = Cooler Temperatures G Warmer temperatures 2 Climate Activity cooler temperatures (Lower angle of Insolation) The warm ocean current warms the air above (From the equator)
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