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Climate

The usual conditions in the atmosphere over a long term

Relief

The shape if the land

Weather

The short term or day-to-day conditions in the atmosphere

Inland

Far from the coast

Penetrate

Go into something

Altitude

Height above sea level

Radiation

Heat from the sun

Intensely

Very strongly

Aspect

The angle of sun's rays on the earth

Insolation

Sun's rays are also known as insolation

Physical regions

Areas that have one dominant natural feature or landscape

Extreme

Big difference between highest and lowest values

Moderate

To keep in the middle or prevent extremes

Frosts

Ice crystals that form on outdoor surfaces when temperatures drop below 0•C

Condense

When air cools to 0 C or lower, causing water to change from a gas (vapour) state to a liquid state (droplets)

Fogs

Condensed moisture in the air which makes it difficult to see

Mild

Moist and damp air

Mild

Not very hot or cold

Diurnal

Day

Nocturnal

Night

Night

Maritime

Next to the sea

Continental

Inland

Elements

Main parts

Humidity

How much moisture is in the air

Precipitation

Types of water in the atmosphere, e.g. rain, hail, frost, snow

Erratic

Not regular

Droughts

Long periods of no rain