Geography, asked by ajitsingh4764, 11 months ago

difference between climate and weather

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Answered by yaruq678
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Hi mate

Weather remains for a short time

Where as climate stays for a longer duration.....

Hope helps mate

Answered by vaaruniazad23
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The main difference between these two terms is the duration, where the weather is the day-to-day or short term condition of the changes in the atmosphere, and climate is the averaged weather condition of a particular place over a long time, about 30 years.

Like for instance, we talk about the weather in terms of “hot it will be today?” “Will it rain or not”? Or “What about the snowstorm this week”?. On the other hand, climate changes are observed in term of years, decades and centuries and include statistical weather information, that provides us with the regular weather report.

Weather and climate are always interrelated words and bit confusing too. We check the weather forecast for our place to plan our days. Global warming and Climate change are a very hot topic of the news around the world and scientist are concern about such variation in the climate of different places.

The weather changing patterns and global climate changes, it is uncertain to say that whether the sudden change in the weather of any particular day was the effects of climate change, though the pattern changes can be predicted.

According to the study and research, our Earth is warming with high rate than it was in the past. Though hot summers are the typical one with the climate in many regions, the apart from global warming is increasing if the Earth average global temperature. At this moment we will be comparing the two terms which are ‘weather and climate’ with a brief description of them.

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