World Geography and Cultures Ch 3 Climates of
![World Geography and Cultures Ch. 3: Climates of the Earth Yorkville High School 2014 World Geography and Cultures Ch. 3: Climates of the Earth Yorkville High School 2014](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-1.jpg)
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![Think About It… – Where is it nighttime right now? – What time is Think About It… – Where is it nighttime right now? – What time is](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-3.jpg)
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![Earth’s Tilt and Rotation • Axis – determines how much direct sunlight the Earth Earth’s Tilt and Rotation • Axis – determines how much direct sunlight the Earth](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-7.jpg)
![Earth’s Revolution • Revolution – One trip around the sun – 365 ¼ days Earth’s Revolution • Revolution – One trip around the sun – 365 ¼ days](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-8.jpg)
![24 hour sunlight in Alaska 24 hour sunlight in Alaska](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-9.jpg)
![The Greenhouse Effect • Earth’s atmosphere traps the sun’s heat and energy and keeps The Greenhouse Effect • Earth’s atmosphere traps the sun’s heat and energy and keeps](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-10.jpg)
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![Latitudes, Elevation and Climate • Elevation – Influence Temp regardless of latitude – Thinner Latitudes, Elevation and Climate • Elevation – Influence Temp regardless of latitude – Thinner](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-16.jpg)
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![Winds and Ocean Currents • Horse Latitudes – At the Equator – little wind Winds and Ocean Currents • Horse Latitudes – At the Equator – little wind](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-19.jpg)
![Distributing the Sun’s Heat Distributing the Sun’s Heat](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-20.jpg)
![Winds and Oceans Currents • Weather and the water cycle – How does the Winds and Oceans Currents • Weather and the water cycle – How does the](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-21.jpg)
![Landforms and Climate • How do physical features affect climate? – Water – Coasts Landforms and Climate • How do physical features affect climate? – Water – Coasts](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-22.jpg)
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![World Climate Patterns • Essential Question: How do Geographers classify Earth’s climate and vegetation? World Climate Patterns • Essential Question: How do Geographers classify Earth’s climate and vegetation?](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-24.jpg)
![Climate Regions • • • Tropical Dry Midlatitudes High latitude Highland – Soils and Climate Regions • • • Tropical Dry Midlatitudes High latitude Highland – Soils and](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-25.jpg)
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![Amazon River Basin Amazon River Basin](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-28.jpg)
![Savannah in Austraila Savannah in Austraila](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-29.jpg)
![Climate Regions • Dry Climates – Desert • • Dry areas Sparse plant life Climate Regions • Dry Climates – Desert • • Dry areas Sparse plant life](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-30.jpg)
![Sahara Desert Sahara Desert](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-31.jpg)
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![Climate Regions - Midlatitude • Marine West Coast – Cool summers – Cool damp Climate Regions - Midlatitude • Marine West Coast – Cool summers – Cool damp](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-34.jpg)
![Climate Regions - Midlat • Mediterranean – Mild rainy winters – Hot sunny summers Climate Regions - Midlat • Mediterranean – Mild rainy winters – Hot sunny summers](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-35.jpg)
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![Climate Regions – Mid Lat • Humid Continental – Inland location (Ocean…little impact) – Climate Regions – Mid Lat • Humid Continental – Inland location (Ocean…little impact) –](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-37.jpg)
![Climate Regions • High Latitude Climates – Freezing Temperatures • Lack of direct sunlight Climate Regions • High Latitude Climates – Freezing Temperatures • Lack of direct sunlight](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-38.jpg)
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![Up Next: • The Human World – World Population – Global Cultures – Political Up Next: • The Human World – World Population – Global Cultures – Political](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-41.jpg)
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![World Geography and Cultures Ch 3 Climates of the Earth Yorkville High School 2014 World Geography and Cultures Ch. 3: Climates of the Earth Yorkville High School 2014](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-1.jpg)
World Geography and Cultures Ch. 3: Climates of the Earth Yorkville High School 2014
![Ch 3 Section BreakDown Section 1 EarthSun Relationships Section 2 Factors Affecting Ch. 3 Section Break-Down • Section 1: Earth-Sun Relationships • Section 2: Factors Affecting](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-2.jpg)
Ch. 3 Section Break-Down • Section 1: Earth-Sun Relationships • Section 2: Factors Affecting Climate • Section 3: World Climate Patterns
![Think About It Where is it nighttime right now What time is Think About It… – Where is it nighttime right now? – What time is](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-3.jpg)
Think About It… – Where is it nighttime right now? – What time is it in California, Hawaii, Japan, Afghanistan?
![3 1 EarthSun Relationships Essential Question Explain how the Earths position in space 3. 1 Earth-Sun Relationships • Essential Question: Explain how the Earth’s position (in space)](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-4.jpg)
3. 1 Earth-Sun Relationships • Essential Question: Explain how the Earth’s position (in space) in relation to the Sun affect life on Earth?
![Climate and Weather v Climate Weather short term Think I should bring Climate and Weather v. Climate Weather = short term – Think: I should bring](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-5.jpg)
Climate and Weather v. Climate Weather = short term – Think: I should bring my umbrella, it might rain today. Climate = long term – Think consistently rainy in Seattle, I always need my umbrella. …cold snowy winters in Chicago
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![Earths Tilt and Rotation Axis determines how much direct sunlight the Earth Earth’s Tilt and Rotation • Axis – determines how much direct sunlight the Earth](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-7.jpg)
Earth’s Tilt and Rotation • Axis – determines how much direct sunlight the Earth receives at a given point – Temperature • Fahrenheit v. Celsius – Rotation – 1 every 24 hours
![Earths Revolution Revolution One trip around the sun 365 ¼ days Earth’s Revolution • Revolution – One trip around the sun – 365 ¼ days](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-8.jpg)
Earth’s Revolution • Revolution – One trip around the sun – 365 ¼ days – Seasons - reversed north and south of the Equator • • Spring Equinox – March 21 Summer Solstice – June 21 Fall Equinox – September 23 Winter Solstice – December 22 – The Poles • North – Midnight sun • Rotation – one 24 hour period (day)
![24 hour sunlight in Alaska 24 hour sunlight in Alaska](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-9.jpg)
24 hour sunlight in Alaska
![The Greenhouse Effect Earths atmosphere traps the suns heat and energy and keeps The Greenhouse Effect • Earth’s atmosphere traps the sun’s heat and energy and keeps](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-10.jpg)
The Greenhouse Effect • Earth’s atmosphere traps the sun’s heat and energy and keeps it from escaping back into space. – w/o = too cold to live for most – 50% of Sun’s radiation • Global Warming – Rise in temps – Cause- burning of coal, oil, natural gas • Releases CO 2 – Potential problems? ? ?
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![Greenhouse effect with Global Warming Greenhouse effect with Global Warming](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-12.jpg)
Greenhouse effect with Global Warming
![3 2 Factors Affecting Climate Essential Question What factors can affect how climates 3. 2 Factors Affecting Climate • Essential Question: What factors can affect how climates](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-13.jpg)
3. 2 Factors Affecting Climate • Essential Question: What factors can affect how climates are distributed on Earth’s surface? • Think about… – Why are Chicago Winters usually so cold and snowy but summers extremely hot? – Antarctica…would you go there? He’s there …→
![Latitude Elevation and Climate Low Latitudes Between 30South and 30North Tropic Latitude, Elevation and Climate • Low Latitudes – Between 30°South and 30°North – Tropic](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-14.jpg)
Latitude, Elevation and Climate • Low Latitudes – Between 30°South and 30°North – Tropic of Capricorn, Equator, Tropic of Cancer are in this zone …sun all year = Warm to hot • High Latitudes – Between 60°North and 90°North and between 60°South and 90°South – Arctic/Antarctic circle- direct sunlight 180 days
![Latitudes Elevation and Climate Midlatitudes Between 30 North and 60 North and Latitudes, Elevation and Climate • Midlatitudes – Between 30° North and 60° North and](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-15.jpg)
Latitudes, Elevation and Climate • Midlatitudes – Between 30° North and 60° North and 30° South and 60° South – Varying weather – Temperate Climate – dramatic seasonal changes
![Latitudes Elevation and Climate Elevation Influence Temp regardless of latitude Thinner Latitudes, Elevation and Climate • Elevation – Influence Temp regardless of latitude – Thinner](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-16.jpg)
Latitudes, Elevation and Climate • Elevation – Influence Temp regardless of latitude – Thinner air retains less heat SEE chart on page 55
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![Winds and Ocean Currents Wind Patterns Happen because of Temp differences Winds and Ocean Currents • Wind Patterns – Happen because of Temp differences –](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-18.jpg)
Winds and Ocean Currents • Wind Patterns – Happen because of Temp differences – Tropical winds towards poles and vice versa – Prevailing winds – Coriolis Effect • Trade winds • Westerlies • Polar Easterlies
![Winds and Ocean Currents Horse Latitudes At the Equator little wind Winds and Ocean Currents • Horse Latitudes – At the Equator – little wind](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-19.jpg)
Winds and Ocean Currents • Horse Latitudes – At the Equator – little wind • Doldrums • Ocean Currents – Warm and cold streams of water • Causes – rotation, air pressure, water temps
![Distributing the Suns Heat Distributing the Sun’s Heat](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-20.jpg)
Distributing the Sun’s Heat
![Winds and Oceans Currents Weather and the water cycle How does the Winds and Oceans Currents • Weather and the water cycle – How does the](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-21.jpg)
Winds and Oceans Currents • Weather and the water cycle – How does the water cycle cool or change the weather (think back to chapter 2) • El Nino – Periodic change in ocean currents, water temps and weather in mid-pacific region – Appears infrequently – So what happens?
![Landforms and Climate How do physical features affect climate Water Coasts Landforms and Climate • How do physical features affect climate? – Water – Coasts](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-22.jpg)
Landforms and Climate • How do physical features affect climate? – Water – Coasts – Mountains • Windward • Leeward • Rain Shadow
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![World Climate Patterns Essential Question How do Geographers classify Earths climate and vegetation World Climate Patterns • Essential Question: How do Geographers classify Earth’s climate and vegetation?](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-24.jpg)
World Climate Patterns • Essential Question: How do Geographers classify Earth’s climate and vegetation?
![Climate Regions Tropical Dry Midlatitudes High latitude Highland Soils and Climate Regions • • • Tropical Dry Midlatitudes High latitude Highland – Soils and](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-25.jpg)
Climate Regions • • • Tropical Dry Midlatitudes High latitude Highland – Soils and Vegetation
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![Climate Regions Tropical Climates Low Latitudes Tropical Areas Tropical wet Climate Regions • Tropical Climates – Low Latitudes – Tropical Areas • Tropical wet](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-27.jpg)
Climate Regions • Tropical Climates – Low Latitudes – Tropical Areas • Tropical wet – Hot and Wet throughout the year (80 Degrees) – Daily Rain (80 in) » Ex. Amazon River Basin • Tropical dry – Dry winters, wet summers (Hot) – Fewer trees (Not lush) » Ex. Parts of Africa, central and south America, Australia
![Amazon River Basin Amazon River Basin](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-28.jpg)
Amazon River Basin
![Savannah in Austraila Savannah in Austraila](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-29.jpg)
Savannah in Austraila
![Climate Regions Dry Climates Desert Dry areas Sparse plant life Climate Regions • Dry Climates – Desert • • Dry areas Sparse plant life](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-30.jpg)
Climate Regions • Dry Climates – Desert • • Dry areas Sparse plant life Less than 10 in of rain Scrub, cactus, plants…oasis? – Ex. Sahara – Steppe • Border deserts • Largely treeless grasslands • 10 -20 in rain per year – Ex. Eastern Europe and western and central Asia
![Sahara Desert Sahara Desert](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-31.jpg)
Sahara Desert
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![Climate Regions Midlatitude Climates 4 regions Marine West Coast Mediterranean Climate Regions • Midlatitude Climates – 4 regions • • Marine West Coast Mediterranean](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-33.jpg)
Climate Regions • Midlatitude Climates – 4 regions • • Marine West Coast Mediterranean Humid subtropical Humid Continental
![Climate Regions Midlatitude Marine West Coast Cool summers Cool damp Climate Regions - Midlatitude • Marine West Coast – Cool summers – Cool damp](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-34.jpg)
Climate Regions - Midlatitude • Marine West Coast – Cool summers – Cool damp winters – Lots of rain • Coniferous - evergreens • Deciduous – broad leaves, change colors, lose leaves in winter • Ex. Pacific coast of North America
![Climate Regions Midlat Mediterranean Mild rainy winters Hot sunny summers Climate Regions - Midlat • Mediterranean – Mild rainy winters – Hot sunny summers](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-35.jpg)
Climate Regions - Midlat • Mediterranean – Mild rainy winters – Hot sunny summers – Woody bushes, short trees
![Climate Regions Mid lat Humid Subtropical Short mild winters Year Climate Regions – Mid lat • Humid Subtropical – Short mild winters – Year](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-36.jpg)
Climate Regions – Mid lat • Humid Subtropical – Short mild winters – Year round rain – High humidity – Prairies, inland grasslands, evergreens and deciduous trees • EX. Southeastern US
![Climate Regions Mid Lat Humid Continental Inland location Oceanlittle impact Climate Regions – Mid Lat • Humid Continental – Inland location (Ocean…little impact) –](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-37.jpg)
Climate Regions – Mid Lat • Humid Continental – Inland location (Ocean…little impact) – North = long and severe snowy winters, shorter cooler summers – More evergreens • Ex. Much of the Very north, Northern Hemisphere.
![Climate Regions High Latitude Climates Freezing Temperatures Lack of direct sunlight Climate Regions • High Latitude Climates – Freezing Temperatures • Lack of direct sunlight](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-38.jpg)
Climate Regions • High Latitude Climates – Freezing Temperatures • Lack of direct sunlight • Vegetation limited – Subarctic • North of arctic circle – bitter winters, short cool summers • Permafrost – Tundra – near the poles • Indirect sun, vegetation limited, snow and ice • Highland Climates – High elevation, mixed forests…
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![Climate Changes Ice ages over 2 million years HEI Climate Changes • Ice ages – over 2 million years • HEI – –](https://slidetodoc.com/presentation_image_h/78d978936bba7f94242e94f6eb40f2f4/image-40.jpg)
Climate Changes • Ice ages – over 2 million years • HEI – – Fuels, acid rain, deforestation, smog, changes in water flows
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Up Next: • The Human World – World Population – Global Cultures – Political and Economic Systems – Resources, trade and the environment
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