After calculate the Mean, Median, and Standard Deviation for Maximum Temperature, Minimum Temperature, Dew Point and Pressure, we can that this place has a moderate climate for the time period it recorded. There is not a huge different in temperature between its data in the beginning of the summer and its data at the end of the fall. Also, the pressure of the place stays perfectly stable. It only changes slightly over the six months. Moreover, the median…
Some of the similarities that I saw in the data are: 1. An increase in temperatures began in January and ended in July. After July, the temperatures decreased. 2. With the data I worked with, I noticed that the median tends to be around 50 to 60 degrees.…
B: Grassland, or prairie have very warm summers and chilly winters. Not much rainfall and drought is very common. The grasslands usually receive about 10 to 30 inches of rain per year. Soil is extremely rich in organic matter because the grass above ground die off every year making the soil rich. This area is well suited for agriculture.…
18 of those years were average-higher than average temperatures, while only 12 of them were cooler than normal (Griffiths and Ainsworth, 57-110). Half of those 30 years saw low precipitation while the other half saw average to higher than average precipitation (Griffiths and Ainsworth, 57-110). The most notable weather during those years were the years that saw higher precipitation than the rest of the state. In 1911, while the rest of the state was receiving lower than average rainfall, Brazoria had rainfall above their normal average and the highest in the state with 60.3” of rain and shared the highest annual excess with Columbia with an excess of 11” (Griffiths and Ainsworth, 56). While temperatures were below average in 1919, Brazoria Country received excessive rainfall between 60 and 70” of rain for the year (Griffiths and Ainsworth, 67).…
Cote d'Ivoire and America are different countries located in a different place which means that the climate and the weather can’t be the same. In Cote d'Ivoire, for instance,…
Savannas are bumpy grasslands with distant shrubs and trees. They are normally in a warm climate year round, with only two seasons, very long and dry season and the wet season. Roughly the temperature stays above 70 degrees F all year. This is a generic description of a generic savanna, but the Oregon Oak Savanna in Oregon is no where near generic. The Oregon Oak Savanna is home to many plants and animals that are massively influential on the human race.…
The savanna location is mostly in Africa , also in large parts of Australia, North America , and India. The climate is wet and dry in these tropical grasslands. Also it's normally is hot all year so it won't get cold in those parts of the world .Also they do receive some season of heavy rain. Some of the many animals and plants are Hyenas , Jackals , kangaroos , also many zebras and elephants also Elephant…
The Amazon experiences... you guessed it, rain heat and more rain and heat! The average daytime temperature is 30-32° C (85-90° F), while nights can cool down to 20° C (68° F). They do have a wet and wetter season with the wet (dry) season corresponding with the dry season in the highlands. The desert coast is arid.…
We can compare this to another southern city that is a bit farther north, Toronto, Ontario, Where the average temperature is 20 degrees celsius in the summer and below 4 degrees celsius in the winter. Extrapolating this data we can make the assumption that the farther north the city the lower the average temperature will be. We can assume this because even with small move north from Windsor to Toronto the average temperature decreased.…
The average temperature is 86 degrees Fahrenheit and the temperature can rise up to 126 degrees Fahrenheit. The video “Bones of the Sahara” by PBS. The video is about a Paleontologist who discovers human bones in the Sahara Desert and he tries to discover who these people are and what civilization are they from. The Paleontologist also tries to discover what kind of life they lived and what the environment was like in the time the humans lived in.…
The Savanna Biome is a secluded area with a dry season and then a wet season. The savanna is positioned in between a grassland and a forest. It also extends to other biomes. There are many unlike types of savanna’s that are located in Africa, South America India and Australia. The biome is mainly made out of grass but there are a few trees located there.…
similarities and differences between other Asian countries as well as what the economy is capable of based on the geography and weather patterns, as these play large roles in the country’s productions. Temperature extremes are noticed in the summer and winter months, much like what we experience here in parts of America, and these extremes are a major concern for the monsoons that occur that alter the precipitation patterns throughout the seasons. Because South Korea is so close to the rest of Asia, it shares much of the same amount of precipitation that is experienced across the lands. More than half of the precipitation that is experienced in South Korea occurs during the summer monsoon from June to September. Winter precipitation is snow,…
Many people consider summer and winter as being the best seasons of the year. Summer, being the warmest season of the year and winter, being the coldest season, have qualities that make each person call them their favorite seasons. In order for people to call these seasons their favorites, consider what makes summer and winter different and similar. Summer and winter are two seasons that are opposite of each other in terms of climate. During the summer people tend to see the sun out more during the day due to the summer solstice.…
Lounging in a chair drinking ice cold water, thinking of how nice winter will feel when it approaches or waiting for your car to warm up, thinking about how nice the summer sun will feel. We've all been here and thought the same way. We don't always realize it, but our way of living changes as the seasons change. What we wear and the temperature are two very noticeable changes. But there are also many different changes to go along with those two.…
I will write about “ The Japanese sense of the seasons”. In the book, the author says that Japanese people have a strong sense of the seasons. Because Japanese people had been engaged in agriculture, their lives depended on the seasons. The time of planting seeds, giving fertilizer, and harvesting food are all depended on seasons. So they treasured four seasons, and thanks to this, a lot of seasonal events were formed.…