Differentiate between weather & climate.
Asked by vatsalchoudhary41
| 4th Nov, 2014,
05:53: AM
Expert Answer:
The differences between weather and climate are:
Weather
Climate
Weather is a day today state of atmosphere of an area at any given point of time.
Climate is the sum total of weather conditions of a given place over a longer period of time.
Weather changes on daily basis.
Climate of a given place remains constant for over 30 to 40 years.
Weather
Climate
Weather is a day today state of atmosphere of an area at any given point of time.
Climate is the sum total of weather conditions of a given place over a longer period of time.
Weather changes on daily basis.
Climate of a given place remains constant for over 30 to 40 years.
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Weather |
Climate |
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Weather is a day today state of atmosphere of an area at any given point of time. |
Climate is the sum total of weather conditions of a given place over a longer period of time. |
|
Weather changes on daily basis. |
Climate of a given place remains constant for over 30 to 40 years. |
|
Weather |
Climate |
|
Weather is a day today state of atmosphere of an area at any given point of time. |
Climate is the sum total of weather conditions of a given place over a longer period of time. |
|
Weather changes on daily basis. |
Climate of a given place remains constant for over 30 to 40 years. |
Answered by Social Science Expert
| 5th Nov, 2014,
08:01: AM
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