Climographs Precipitation and Time – Domain = Months (X axis) – Range = Precipitation (Y axis) Temperature and Time – Domain = Months (X axis) – Range.

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Climographs Precipitation and Time – Domain = Months (X axis) – Range = Precipitation (Y axis) Temperature and Time – Domain = Months (X axis) – Range = Temperature (Y axis) As we explore the following climographs around the world, lets determine the: – Domain – Range – Situation

Matching Climographs In your groups: Match the climographs given to you with each of the different climate types on your climate types chart from yesterday. We will check our answers once you are done. Remember, 32⁰F = Freezing

Shanghai, China Humid Subtropical

London, United Kingdom Marine West Coast

New Delhi, India Tropical Wet and Dry

Moscow, Russia Humid Continental

Barcelona, Spain Mediterranean

Belem, Brazil Tropical Wet

Tehran, Iran Semi Arid

Cairo, Egypt Arid

Fairbanks, Alaska Subarctic

Climate Types of the World

Climograph Website International Cities Climatology/ClimographsforSelectedInternatio nalCities.aspx Climatology/ClimographsforSelectedInternatio nalCities.aspx US Cities Climatology/ClimographsforSelectedUSCities.a spx Climatology/ClimographsforSelectedUSCities.a spx

What Climate Type is It? ? Identify the climate type based on the clues….

Found just south of the equator… Mt. Kilimanjaro in Africa Highland

University Campus Boca Raton, Florida Humid Subtropical

These are olive trees… Of southern Spain Mediterranean

Low lying woody shrubs… Outback of Australia Semi Arid

Sledding in the winter… NE of the United States… Humid Continental

Glacier in the background Tundra After things have melted in Norway…

Arial view of a tributary… Amazon River Tropical Wet

Dense vegetation, not tropical… Olympic National Forest, WA Marine West Coast