PPT-The sun’s effect on climate

Lesson 1B What Temperature Patterns Can You Find on Earth at Different Times of the Year Focus Question from Last Time What temperature patterns can you find on Earth at different latitudes Temperature Patterns. 2 Climate Alarmism Greenhouse Effect and Backrad iation The Factors the Affect Climate: L.A.C.E.M.O.P.S.. Rotation/1 day . takes the earth 24 hours (1 day) to make one complete rotation on it’s AXIS.. Revolution/1 year . Takes the earth 365 ¼ days (1 year) to make one complete revolution around the SUN. Michelle Letendre, Evan Wise, Chance Snow, Mary James, Sara Smith, . Cristy. . Echaves. The black curve shows the northern hemisphere temperature in a climate model. . Climate and Human Evolution. Radiometeric. c. hange and global warming on gardening and gardens. Information taken from:. An on-line Future Learn course . 2014 IPCC report . RHS website. Lyn Beazley. Key principles of climate change: Blanket earth. Key Concepts. Climate vs. Weather. What is . weather. ?. Conditions of the atmosphere over a . short. period of time (e.g. day-to-day).. Includes current temperature, rainfall, snow, wind, floods, etc.. Much of the information in this Power Point came from Linda Hammon.. The Factors the Affect Climate: L.A.C.E.M.O.P.S.. LOW. MIDDLE. HIGH. MIDDLE. HIGH. High:. . Polar . climates. . . One Season: COLD. Have you ever wondered?. Why are there so many terms for ice?. Why can you walk on the North Pole. ?. Will I be able to walk on ice in the future?. Why should I care about such a cold place?. How does climate in one region of the world effect climate in another?. Climate change. Climate change can be discussed in short, medium and long timescales. . Short-term (recent) climate change is on a timescale of decades, an example would be global warming. . The medium-term (historical) timescale covers changes over the last few thousand years.. What is Climate?. As a Group come up with a definition of this term. Just use each others brains, no other resources. . Climate. Climate. is the pattern of weather that occurs in an area over many years. . Adam Figiel. Institute o. f. Agricultural . Engineering. Layout:. . Definition of climate. From. basics of thermodynamics to climate changes. Definition of greenhouse gases. Greenhouse effect. Factors influencing climate changes. On average, the onset of spring snowmelt in the Rockies now occurs approximately two weeks earlier. . than in the late 1970s. . What may have caused this to occur. ?. Spring . snowmelt is occurring earlier in the Rocky Mountains. . Kerry Emanuel. Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, MIT. Common Misperceptions about Climate and Climate Science. Earth’s climate is inherently . s. table. Climate science is very young . Getting started. You’ll need a notepad on which to make notes as you go along, or you could make notes, paste images, etc. on your device.. You can view these slides:. as a slide-show for animations and to follow links. Kerry Emanuel. Department of Earth, Atmospheric, and Planetary Sciences, MIT. This Evening’s Program. Overview . of climate and climate change. . Effect of global warming on extreme weather. Common Misperceptions about Climate and Climate Science.