It is true. Changes in rainfall and other forms of precipitation are one of the most most critical factors determining the overall impact of climate change. Rainfall is much more difficult to predict than temperature but. Seasonal projections of both temperature variables reflect lower robustness and suggest a higher future increase in winter temperatures than in other seasons.
The rotating loops of currents that occur in the ocean are referred to as gyres.
<span>The Atlantic Provinces
Central Canada
The Prairie Provinces
The West Coast
<span>The Northern Territories
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It is false, temperatures in the tundra do not get extremely high
