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Nookie1986 [14]
2 years ago
11

Climatologists and meteorologist both use data to make predictions related to climate and weather. Which statement best indicate

s a difference between climate and weather?
1.Climate is the accumulation of weather data over many years and weather is the accumulation of climate data over many years.
2. Climate data is obtained by collecting and averaging weather totals from many years, while weather is the temperature, rainfall, humidity and barometric pressure that is currently occurring.
3.Climate pertains to the rainfall and temperature over a long period of time, whereas weather data only includes rainfall.
4.Climate is the average of daily rainfall, temperature and humidity values, whereas weather documents the totals of each on a daily basis.
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makkiz [27]2 years ago
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