World Geography Climates

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World Geography Climates

Key Terms Weather – The condition of the atmosphere in one place for a short period of time. Climate – Weather patterns that an area typically experiences during a long period of time.

Earth’s Tilt and Rotation Axis – An imaginary line that runs through the center of the Earth between the North and South Pole Earth is tilted at a 23 ½ degree angle 1. Not every place receives the same amount of sunlight 2. Affects temperature

Earth’s Tilt and Rotation Earth rotates on its axis (Causes changes in day and night) Makes one complete rotation every 24 hours Spins East to West

Earth’s Revolution Earth travels in an orbit around the Sun Revolution – One trip around the Sun 1. Takes 365 ¼ days to complete a revolution

Earth’s Revolution Continued Revolution and tilt causes changing of the seasons March 21 “equinox” – Sun is directly over the Equator June 21 “Summer Solstice” – Suns is directly over the Tropic of Cancer (1st day of summer) September 23 “equinox” – Summer is directly over the Equator December 22 “Winter Solstice” – Sun is directly over the Tropic of Capricorn (1st day of winter)

Earth’s Revolution Continued Sunlight varies the most at the Poles North Pole - Sun never sets there between March 20 and September 23 Sun Never rises there between September 23 and March 20