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Features and the Late 1990s Change Renguang Wu I nstitute of Atmospheric Physics Chinese Academy of Sciences Beijing World Conference on Climate Change October

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Features and the Late 1990s Change Renguang Wu I nstitute of Atmospheric Physics Chinese Academy of Sciences Beijing World Conference on Climate Change October 2426 2016 . INTRODUCTIONSkuas of the Northern Hemisphere feed on a variety of itemsand use different foraging techniques (Furness 1987). Fromthe literature it became evident that the same holds true alsofor their Kelly Hughes. 27Nov2012. Proxy for Fire. Transformed Charcoal Influx used for indicating:. Wildfires (natural). Deforestation fires (anthropogenic). v. hdg. www.outdoors.fi/destinations/otherprotectedareas/telkkamaki/sights. Geostrophic. Balance. Thermal Wind. Effect . of Friction. Geostrophic. Balance. Pressure gradient force balances . Coriolis. force. L. H. Flow is counterclockwise around low pressure systems (cyclones) and clockwise around high pressure systems (anticyclones). Dayton 2014. . Solar Maximum!. But the slow decline to solar minimum in 2020 is likely to begin later this year. Modern Maximum. 1947-2002. Early 20. th. century minimum. 20 years. 1896-1916. . Earth’s gravity pulls objects toward the center of Earth.. No matter where you stand on Earth. The direction of down will be toward Earth’s center.. As Earth turns, so do we. Earth rotates around on an imaginary lime running through its center called an “axis of rotation”.. What is hemisphere?. A . hemisphere. means . half of a sphere.. HEMI= half. SPHERE= circle or globe. There are . 4. hemispheres.. Northern Hemisphere. Southern Hemisphere. Eastern Hemisphere. Western Hemisphere. Watch the video below and summarize the changes that occur and the cause of the changes.. One Year in 40 seconds. Essential Question:. What are the reasons for the seasons?. Standard:. S6E2c. Relate the tilt of the earth to the distribution of sunlight throughout the year and its effect on climate.. Warm Air Front. Warm Air Front. Warm air replaces cold air. w. arm air mass=higher temperature=lesser density. Rainfall increases as the . front approaches. Characteristics. Weather phenomenon. Prior to the Passing of the Front. Constellations. Some constellations are visible and identifiable from the northern hemisphere.. What is the northern hemisphere?. Are we in the northern hemisphere?. Orion. Named after a hunter in Greek mythology. 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. © Kara Lee. What causes the seasons?. Remember our earth is tilted on it’s axis. . Remember our earth also orbits, or moves in a path, around the Sun.. Revolve is another word for moving around another object in a path.. A globe, much like the Earth is in the shape of a ball or . sphere. .. Looking at a globe from any direction, you can only see . half. of it.. Hemi . is a Greek word for “. half. .”. Hemisphere . 1What is the Earths axisA an imaginary pole that passes through the center of the EarthB the path that the Earth travels around the sunC the object that hit young Earth long ago causing it to lean ove . Kat J. Bormann, Jet Propulsion Laboratory, Caltech . Data & Results: . There is extensive surface and satellite-based evidence of significant declines in Northern Hemisphere spring snow cover starting in the mid 1980’s in response to recent warming. However, our ability to monitor snow cover and trends in mountain regions is severely hampered by limitations in current satellite systems. Consequently the trends in the mountains are much less clear..

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