Climate Differences Between San Francisco And New York City

There are a few differences between San Francisco and New York City. One being, the San Francisco climate doesn’t fluctuate as much as the climate in NYC. NYC has hot, hot summers and cold winters (snow storms). But, the weather in SF doesn’t change much (no snow). San Francisco weather is the same because, it is similar to the temperature of the pacific ocean, which is known as an oceanic climate. Air masses move across the continent (towards NYC) off the ocean and change due to the amount of water and average temperature that is inside the continent. As the air mass changes, that is where the changes in weather and climate come into play. The change in air mass is referred to as continental climates. As the air moves across the U.S., it picks up the weather in whatever state/place it moves over. If it's cold in one state, the cool air keeps moving towards NYC.
Disease played a huge part in the conquering of the Aztec empire. When Cortes returned to the city, 70% of the population had already died from diseases. Smallpox and other diseases were spreading rapidly and they had no idea how to treat it. The Spanish were outnumbered in war, but with the weapons they had and the diseases they brought with them, it helped them defeat.
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Warm ocean water isn’t good to support fish or plants, they need cooler ocean water. In darker water, like around Cape Cod and Maine, there is more nutrients to support fish life and it is cooler water. Because of this, there is an abundance of food for the fish, so they just constantly eat and eat. The fish North Atlantic are much fatter, contain more muscle, protein/nutrients, and are much larger in number all because of the colder water that we have here in the North