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1a. Calculate the average rainfall of this biome. Show all work 2a. Calculate the average temperature of this biome. Show all work

1a. Calculate the average rainfall of this biome. Show all work 2a. Calculate the average temperature of this biome. Show all work

Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
Applications and Investigations in Earth Science (9th Edition)
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Author:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
Publisher:Edward J. Tarbuck, Frederick K. Lutgens, Dennis G. Tasa
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1a. Calculate the average rainfall of this biome. Show all work
2a. Calculate the average temperature of this biome. Show all work

### Climatograph for Temperate Deciduous Forest This graph represents the climatological data for a temperate deciduous forest, showing the average monthly precipitation and temperature. #### Key Components: - **X-Axis (Months):** - Represents the 12 months of the year from January (J) to December (D). - **Y-Axis:** - **Left Axis (Precipitation in mm):** Measures the monthly average precipitation in millimeters, ranging from 0 to 80 mm. - **Right Axis (Temperature in °C):** Measures the monthly average temperature in degrees Celsius, ranging from 0 to 30 °C. #### Data Representation: - **Precipitation (Blue Bars):** - The blue bars depict the average monthly precipitation levels. - Precipitation tends to be fairly consistent throughout the year, with slight increases in the summer months (June to August). - **Temperature (Orange Line):** - The orange line indicates the average monthly temperature. - Temperature rises from January, peaking in July and August, before declining again in the fall months. #### Observations: - **Winter Months (December to February):** - Lower temperatures, averaging around 0 to 5 °C. - Precipitation remains moderately consistent around 40-50 mm. - **Spring and Summer (March to August):** - Gradual increase in temperature, peaking around 25 °C in July and August. - Precipitation slightly increases during this period, with the highest levels noted in July. - **Autumn (September to November):** - Temperatures begin to decrease again, ranging from 20 °C in September to around 10 °C in November. - Precipitation remains stable. This climatograph provides a visual summary of the typical climate pattern in a temperate deciduous forest, highlighting seasonal changes in temperature and precipitation.
Transcribed Image Text:### Climatograph for Temperate Deciduous Forest This graph represents the climatological data for a temperate deciduous forest, showing the average monthly precipitation and temperature. #### Key Components: - **X-Axis (Months):** - Represents the 12 months of the year from January (J) to December (D). - **Y-Axis:** - **Left Axis (Precipitation in mm):** Measures the monthly average precipitation in millimeters, ranging from 0 to 80 mm. - **Right Axis (Temperature in °C):** Measures the monthly average temperature in degrees Celsius, ranging from 0 to 30 °C. #### Data Representation: - **Precipitation (Blue Bars):** - The blue bars depict the average monthly precipitation levels. - Precipitation tends to be fairly consistent throughout the year, with slight increases in the summer months (June to August). - **Temperature (Orange Line):** - The orange line indicates the average monthly temperature. - Temperature rises from January, peaking in July and August, before declining again in the fall months. #### Observations: - **Winter Months (December to February):** - Lower temperatures, averaging around 0 to 5 °C. - Precipitation remains moderately consistent around 40-50 mm. - **Spring and Summer (March to August):** - Gradual increase in temperature, peaking around 25 °C in July and August. - Precipitation slightly increases during this period, with the highest levels noted in July. - **Autumn (September to November):** - Temperatures begin to decrease again, ranging from 20 °C in September to around 10 °C in November. - Precipitation remains stable. This climatograph provides a visual summary of the typical climate pattern in a temperate deciduous forest, highlighting seasonal changes in temperature and precipitation.
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