find a thematic map from your house, the Newspaper, the Internet, the textbook, or wherever you find one! Be sure to include the source such that any of us can get our hands on the same information/map. First DESCRIBE the patterns that you see. Then, INTERPRET the reasons for the pattern. For example,the figures above and below are maps with information plotted. Remember, descriptions are not arguable. Descriptions are factual statements, a list of the observations, and just the facts! Interpretations are the possible explanation for the patterns observed and they are always arguable!

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A: Philippines or Republic of Philippines is a Southeast Asian Nation. An archipelago country…

Q: Environment Pollution due to Chemical Leakage from factories and lab Discuss/offer a potentially…

A: The surroundings in which all the plants, animals and other living beings reside is known as the…

Q: Briefly describe how the Coriolis effect influences air movement.

A: Coriolis force is the apparent deflection in the path of the moving object due to the rotation of…

Q: In what latitude zone do hurricanes develop?

A: INTRODUCTION: The term hurricane is derived from Huracan, a god of evil recognized by the Tainos, an…

Q: At what rate does unsaturated air cool when it rises through the atmosphere?

A: In contrast to saturated air, which has a higher water vapor capacity, unsaturated air has a lower…

Q: solar system. These observations allowed him to determine the positions and relative motions of the…

A: We are authorized to answer one question at a time; since you have not mentioned which question you…

Q: Where are thunderstorms most common on Earth? In the United States?

A: INTRODUCTION: It is estimated that there are as many as 40,000 thunderstorm occurrences each day…

Q: What is the significance of the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn?

A: The coordinate system uses a spherical surface of earth which is represented in the three dimensions…

Q: Does air pressure increase or decrease with an increase in altitude? Is the rate of change constant…

A: AIR PRESSURE: If you've ever ridden on a plane, you've heard a flight attendant give a pre-flight…

Q: All of these were causes of global warming starting in the 19th century, except which one? Question…

A: Global warming is the major issue in the current situation globally. Global warming is a major…

Q: What is the mass of the cloud fragment: in S.I units? (answer to 2 decimal places, e.g. 1.99E+30) in…

A: Three answers have been discussed below with points.

Q: Explain the difference between the environmental lapse rate and adiabatic cooling.

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Q: The jet in this photo is at an altitude of 10 kilometers (6.2 miles). Refer to the graph in Figure…

A: The atmosphere is the protective layer of gases around the Earth which shield the Earth's surface…

Q: Does air pressure increase or decrease with an increase in altitude? Is the rate of change constant…

A: AIR PRESSURE: If you've ever ridden on a plane, you've heard a flight attendant give a pre-flight…

Q: List five main types of fog and describe how each type forms.

A: INTRODUCTION:Fog is a cloud that touches the ground. Fog can be thin or thick, meaning people have…

Q: In what ways is water vapor important in the atmosphere?

A: The most significant greenhouse gas in the atmosphere is water vapor.

Q: Why are less massive stars thought to age more slowly than more massive stars, despite the fact they…

A: A star is mainly composed of hydrogen and helium gases. The life of star depends on the amount of…

Q: As you can see from this graph, Mercury’s temperature varies significantly from “day” to “night,”…

A: Since Mercury lacks an atmosphere, when it turns to its nightside, heat escapes into space since…

Q: What is the significance of the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn?

A: The Northern Hemisphere's summer officially begins on June 21 at noon, when the Sun is directly…

Q: Describe a stationary front and an occluded front.

A: INTRODUCTION: A weather front is a boundary between two air masses. It can be thought of as the…

Q: Briefly describe the origin of the Moon.

A: INTRODUCTION:The moon is the earth's only natural satellite. It is relatively large for a moon, with…

Q: All of these are true about the atmosphere  except which one?  Question 7 options: we need…

A: Greenhouse gases have develops a protective layer surrounding the earth and take infrared radiation.…

Q: Should there be an upper limit on the age of candidates for public office?

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Q: Refer to the accompanying weather map to answer the following questions: a. What is a likely wind…

A: In meteorology, an air mass is a volume of air characterized by its temperature and mugginess. Air…

Q: List the components of Earth’s atmosphere, and indicate which ones are variable.

A: These changeable elements include ozone, dust, and water vapor.

Q: Why is the scientific method useful?

A: Science can be defined as the study of the natural and physical world, which is done with the help…

Q: Which gases are the primary absorbers of longwave radiation in the lower atmosphere?

A: Sunlight is emitted by the sun is short-wave and known as solar radiation while the radiation…

Q: What is the effect of wave refraction along an irregular coastline?

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Q: Briefly describe the weather associated with the passage of a mature midlatitude cyclone when the…

A: Mid-latitude cyclones in their mature state have a warm front to the east and a cold front to the…

Q: January 2016 L-OTI(C) Anomaly vs 1951-1980 1.13 -4.1-4.0-2.0-1.0-0.5 -0.2 0.2 0.5 1.0 2.0 4.0 12.9…

A: Scientists have suggested that climate change may be a factor behind the cold spell as seen in…

Q: Briefly summarize the collision–coalescence process.

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Q: Compare latent heat and sensible heat.

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Q: Do you think producing and using ethanol from corn is a good idea? Do the benefits outweigh the…

A: The surroundings in which all the plants, animals and other living beings live in is known as the…

Q: The accompanying table lists the number of tornadoes reported in the United States by decade.…

A: Tornadoes are the columns of air which rotate violently and extend from ground to the base of the…

Q: What is standard sea-level pressure in millibars, in inches of mercury, and in pounds per square…

A: The pressure in the Earth's atmosphere is referred to as atmospheric pressure, sometimes known as…

Q: The atmosphere is divided vertically into four layers, on the basis of temperature. List and…

A: Earth’s atmosphere is divided vertically into four layers on the basis of temperature, the four…

Q: QUESTION 24 Which of the feature localities labelled on the Tralfamadore map would you most…

A: In this question has multiple choice questions and we must find the correct option using the…

Q: Summarize the stages in the development of athunderstorm.

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Q: Explain why the atmosphere is heated chiefly by radiation emitted from Earth’s surface rather than…

A: The atmosphere is defined as the thin layer of life providing a gaseous envelope that surrounds the…

Q: List the steps thought to be involved in the evolution of Sun-like stars.

A: Stars are formed from the cloud of gas and dust. The cloud collapse into a prestellar core due to…

Q: What winter weather might be expected with the passage of a mature midlatitude cyclone when the…

A: Cirrus clouds would appear initially, followed by lower, heavier clouds and lowering air pressure.

Q: Write a statement relating the environmental lapse rate to stability.

A: The environmental lapse rate is the pace of reduction of temperature with height in the fixed…

Q: Describe the many ways the presence of vegetation affects a region’s climate?

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Q: write your reaction paper about what are the environmental impacts of tourism that we all need to…

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Q: Compare/contrast the continental ice sheets with alpine valley glaciers

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Q: Where would you expect the thickness of the troposphere (that is, the distance between Earth’s…

A: Troposphere is the lowest layer of earth's atmosphere. The layer above it, is known as stratosphere.…

Q: Differentiate among the following solar system bodies: meteoroid, meteor, and meteorite.

A: A small celestial body starting its life as a meteoroid that floats through the space between the…

Q: Which view of the fate of the universe is currently favored: a “big crunch” or an endless,…

A: INTRODUCTION: There are a few ways the universe might end, but exactly how depends on how the rate…

Q: Which region's agricultural societies were distinguished by their lack of domesticated draft…

A: Horses and oxen, which were domesticated and widely used throughout much of Europe, Asia, and Africa…

Q: Define main-sequence star. Explain the criteria used to classify stars as giants.

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