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What is the difference between climate and weather?

average rainfall


current rainfall


annual snowfall


today's snowfall

put them into either the weather or climate category.

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Answer is as follows for both parts of the question.

(1) The difference between weather and climate;

Weather refers to short term atmospheric conditions, what you are experiencing currently.
Climate is the weather of a specific region averaged over a long period of time. Climate change refers to long-term changes.

(2) From the list above:
Climate would be average rainfall and annual snowfall
Weather would be current rainfall and todays snowfall.

The main difference between climate is the long term and weather is short term.

  • Climate included average rainfall and annual snowfall.
  • Weather included current rainfall and today's snowfall. Thus, the option (a), (c) is the climate and (b), (d) is the weather.

What is climate?

The term “climate” describes the weather patterns over a longer period of time in a specific location. It is conceivable for differences to occur from day to day, month to month, and even year to year. The average meteorological condition that affects the atmosphere is known as the climate.

A climate is a lengthy time period. Climate, often known as climatology, has evolved during the past 30 years. Annual snowfall and average rainfall were considered climate factors.

The weather is a transient phenomenon that changes from day to day. Weather includes today's snowfall and the current rainfall, whether another name for it is meteorology.

Therefore, option (a), (c) is the climate and (b), (d) is the weather.

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