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-Why Temperature Changes from Place to Place- Controls of Temperature -Why Temperature Changes from Place to Place- LATITUDE SEASONS ALTITUDE (ELEVATION) LAND VS. WATER OCEAN CURRENTS & WIND DIRECTION TIME OF DAY OTHER FACTORS CITY COMPARISON

LATITUDE Latitude- degrees north and south of the equator. Places near the equator get the most intense rays from sun and thus absorb the most heat. Vertical Ray Focused on Equator. First Day of Spring and Autumn

LATITUDE Vertical Ray is when the sun is directly overhead at noon on a given day. Vertical Ray Focused on Equator. First Day of Spring and Autumn

SEASONS Vertical ray shifts everyday (north or south) due to the 23.5 degree axial tilt of the Earth and the revolution of the Earth around the Sun.

SEASONS Due to this tilt, the total length of daylight from day to day changes from place to place.

SEASONS http://www.edumedia.fr/a63_l2-4-seasons-2.html Vertical Rays Moving North Vertical Rays Moving North Vertical Rays Moving South Vertical Rays Moving South http://www.edumedia.fr/a63_l2-4-seasons-2.html

20° 45° ALTITUDE (ELEVATION) In the troposphere, temperature decreases with an increase in altitude. Normal lapse rate- 3.5 °F lower for every 1,000 feet you go up. 20° 45°

20° 45° ALTITUDE (ELEVATION) Given the temperature difference, this is how you figure out the total change in elevation. Delta T/3.5°F = Delta E/1000 feet 25°F/3.5°F = x/1000 feet X = ? feet 20° 45°

Average July Surface Temperature LAND VS. WATER Earthly surfaces absorb different amounts of energy. Biggest difference is between land and water…why? Average July Surface Temperature

LAND VS. WATER Specific heat- the amount of energy needed to raise the temperature of 1 gram of stuff, 1°C.

LAND VS. WATER So, the higher numbered values mean more heat energy is needed to raise temperature.

Land heats up quicker and cools down quicker than water. LAND VS. WATER Land heats up quicker and cools down quicker than water. 1. Water needs more energy to change its temperature than land (specific heat). 2. Water is transparent so radiation goes below its surface unlike land. 3. Water can mix, land cannot. 4. Water can evaporate and cool much more effectively.

OCEAN CURRENTS AND WIND DIRECTION Ocean currents are guided by the prevailing wind direction. COLD WATER WARM WATER

OCEAN CURRENTS AND WIND DIRECTION What does the word modification mean? So, being near a large body of water prevents temperatures from going to the extremes. Thus, extreme temperatures usually occur a fair distance away from a large body of water. Water acts as a temperature modifier.

OCEAN CURRENTS AND WIND DIRECTION Spokane, WA is 10 °F warmer than Seattle, WA in July. BUT… 10 °F cooler than Seattle, WA in January. Why? Cascade Mountains Spokane, WA Seattle, WA

OCEAN CURRENTS AND WIND DIRECTION Seattle, WA receives an ocean breeze, Spokane, WA does not… The ocean breeze cools Seattle, WA during the summer. BUT the ocean breeze warms Seattle, WA during the winter. The same holds true for us here on the East coast. Compare Philadelphia versus Atlantic City when there is an ocean breeze.

TIME OF DAY Warmest- early to late afternoon (between 2 and 5 p.m.)because it takes time for the surface to heat up. Coolest- just before dawn (5 a.m.)because it takes time for the surface to cool off.

TIME OF DAY However, weather conditions play a large role as does the season which impacts time of sunrise and sunset. These time of day conditions are the truest under a clear sky with very little wind from midnight to midnight.

OTHER FACTORS Local climate Surroundings (hills, valleys, urban areas) Cloudiness Humidity Moisture in the ground Snow cover on the ground Can you think of any others?

City Comparison: Why the Difference in Temperature? Philadelphia versus Scranton, Pennsylvania Philadelphia versus Atlantic City Philadelphia versus Sacramento, California Philadelphia versus Melbourne, Australia Philadelphia versus Miami, Florida Philadelphia versus Juneau, Alaska Philadelphia versus Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania

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