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Physical Geography (Movie) YES NO Action Bad Global Warming Ice Thursday Comedy Good Deforestation Realistic Today

Climate! WG.2a

Climate Characteristics Temperature Precipitation Seasons (hot/cold; wet/dry)

Climate Elements Influence of latitude Influence of winds Influence of elevation Proximity to water Influence of Ocean Currents

World Climate Regions Low latitudes—e.g., tropical wet, tropical wet and dry, arid, semiarid, highland Middle latitudes—e.g., semiarid, arid, Mediterranean (dry summer subtropical) humid continental, marine west coast, highland High latitudes—e.g., subarctic, tundra (subpolar), icecap

Vegetation Regions Rain forest Savanna Desert Steppe Middle latitude forests Taiga Tundra

Weather Phenomena Monsoons—South and Southeast Asia Typhoons—Pacific Ocean Hurricanes—Atlantic Ocean Tornadoes—United States

Effects of Climate Crops Clothing Housing Natural hazards

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