What is the difference between the climate of Carlisle and the weather in Carlisle?

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What is the difference between the climate of Carlisle and the weather in Carlisle?

Weather The day to day conditions of the atmosphere

Climate The average condition of weather in a certain place

Humidity The amount of moisture (water vapor) in the air

Arid Severe lack of water creating barren lands

Which picture shows an area with high humidity?

Deciduous Trees Trees or shrubs that lose their leaves seasonally

Coniferous Trees Trees or shrubs that do not have leaves but needles. They stay green throughout the winter.

Timberline The spot on a mountain where trees and shrubs can no longer grow. Usually found between 5,000 and 10,000 ft.

Direct Sunlight Uninterrupted sun rays. Provide heat and energy.

Indirect Sunlight Light that is diffused or spread out. Provides little heat and energy.