Answer:
Rain, fog, snow , one-and-a-half miles.
Explanation:
- The station model shows precipitation in terms of the rain light, moderate and heavy, showers and thunderstorms, freezing rain, snow, drizzle ice, fog, haze, and dew.
- On the station model, the visibility can range from 0 to 100 meters and is measured in terms of the meters and is located below and left of the temperature in the statue miles and is affected by the dust, fog, haze, and rain.
No exact number is listed from what I've seen, but they are on the endangered list. More on the lower side.
The correct answer is The rotation of the Earth
Explanation:
Besides orbiting around the Sun which leads to seasons, Earth is all the time rotation on its axis, this movement occurs eastward and the movement is completed every 24 hours, due to this, a day is considered to last 24 hours. Besides this, due to the rotation of Earth different zones or areas in the planet are directly exposed to the sunlight during different periods, which leads to daytime and nighttime, considering daytime as the period in which a zone is illuminated by the Sun while in the nighttime the zone remains in the dark. Additionally, this phenomenon also explains why daytime and nighttime do not occur at the same time on all Earth. Thus, it is the rotation of the Earth the one that causes Earth to experience daytime and nighttime.
Answer:
B) Above average rainfall
Explanation:
The Southern Oscillation, also known as El Nino, brings in significant changes of the weather on all areas that are affected by it. Texas is also affected by El Nino, and that is manifested in milder temperatures and increased precipitation.
La Nina and El Nino have the total opposite effect on the weather conditions of Texas. While La Nina brings in warmer and drier weather conditions, El Nino actually brings in milder weather and much more rainfall.
Texas in general is semi arid. The temperatures are mild in winter and high in summer, with the rainfall mostly being absent for most of the year, and the majority of it falling intensively and seasonally. When El Nino is active though, Texas receives much more rainfall, making its temperatures lower in the process as well.
This is actually welcomed by the Texans, as the increased rainfall is good for the agriculture. The people are happy as well that they have lower temperatures for some time, so they are experiencing extremely high and unbearable temperatures.
