climate

• refers to day-to-day atmospheric

  weather
• average weather condition prevailing in a given area over a longer period of time.


  climate
• distance from the equator, and the closer the region is to the equator, the more energy it gets from the sun.


  Latitude
• refers to the wind direction a particular area or region experiences most frequently.


  prevailing winds
• also called as the polar Hedley cells. these are dry, cold winds that blow from high located between 60% and 90%, latitude of nouthern and southern poles.


  polar easterlies
• west going east in the middle latitudes


  westerlies
• these are subtropical latitudes found between 30% and 35% both north and south of the equator


  horse latitude
• east to west near the equator.

  trade winds
• near the equator with light ocean currents and winds. 


  doldrums
• • wet - tropical - dry
  • seldon rain - dry - very hot summer
  • cool winter - temperate - warm summer
  • cool winter - contencntat - hot summer
  • very cold - polar - cool summer
• what is the climate in the philippines?

  tropical
• the coolest month 


  january
• warmest month

  may
• the average humidity

  • 71% march
  • 85% september
• refers to climatic conditions in localized areas near earth's surface. it is also change of climate.


  microclimate
• the climate inside the building or an airplane as compared with that of the outside is called


  crypto climate
• dry month november to april and wet month from may to october


  Type 1
• no dry season Nov-April

  Type 2
• relatively dry Nov-april


  Type 3
• everly distributed


  Type 4