8. Unlike weather, climate

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<span>Unlike weather, climate describes the average conditions and atmospheric patterns of a region over a period of time. Weather is the day-to-day atmospheric conditions. It includes windy days, sunny, rainy, cloudy and etc. Weather then describes the state of an atmosphere at a place and time to its heat, dryness, sunshine, wind, rain. Climate on the other hand is the prevailing conditions of an area over a period of time, for instance, tropical climate.</span>

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<span>It is climate (A) that describes the average conditions and atmospheric patterns of a region upon the Earth, over a period of time. It is distinctive from the weather which describes the specific meteological activity taking place at a specific time and in a specifc location upon the Earth.</span>

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