19) As we\'ve learned, and observed, the Imperial Valley is much drier than San
ID: 109105 • Letter: 1
Question
19) As we've learned, and observed, the Imperial Valley is much drier than San Diego... please explain how our location, east of the Laguna Mountains, influences the general trends in humidity in San Diego and the Imperial Valley.
27) Which of the following components make up the greatest proportion of the atmosphere?
a) Permanent gasses
b) Aerosols
c) Particulate matter
d) Variable (greenhouse) gasses
28) The concentration of which of the following varies the most in its atmospheric concetration?
a) Methane
b) Oxygen
c) Argon
d) Nitrogen
30) "C" climates have...
a) Mild seasonal shifts
b) Extreme seasonal shifts
c) No seasonal differentiation
d) Two seasons... wet and dry
31) The tropical rainforest climate (Af) has stable yearly temperature and precipitation levels due to which two climate control factors?
a) Latitude and pressure
b) Elevation and mountain barriers
c) Ocean currents and continentality
d) None of these
32) Please explain the climate control factors involved in forming a Csb (Mediterranean) climate.
34) Briefly explain the type of climate that there is in the Imperial Valley, according to the Koeppen system. Give two examples of where else in the world we can find this climate type,and explain the local climate control factors promoting it.
uestion 32 uestion 35 ease explain the climate control factors involved in forming a Csb (Mediterranean) cimate Give two examples of "proxy data sources How ane these examples uned to indler past climabe conditions Paragraph Paragraph M ON YOUR FIRST ATTMPT. The second atempt will count if attempted, even if the grade is lower than the test and come back, but once you subnit, tha's Question 27 Question 31 The trogicali rainforest clibe() h control factors? stable yearty temperature and precisitation livels cue to which two climate Which of the following components make up the greatest proportion of the atmosphere? O Permanent gasses O Aerosols Particulate matter "C" climates have.. Question 28 O Mild seasonal shifts O Extreme seasonal shifts O No seasonal differentiation The concentration of which of the following varies the most in its atmospheric conceneation O Methane O Oxygen Two seasons.. wet and dry Question 34 Question 19 Briely explain the type of climate that we have in the Iimperial Valley, acconding o the Koeppen syatem Ghe twe amplies of where else in the world we can fd this clinate tye and expn the local cimate control factors promoting it As wer've leamed, and obnerved, the Imperial Volley is much drker than San Diegoplese eplain how our location east of the Laguna Mountains, influences the general trends in humidity in San Diege and the Imperial Willey Paaraph.Explanation / Answer
27. Answer a: The greatest proportion of atmosphere is occupied by the permanent gases like nitrogen and oxygen. These gas when combined together makes about 99% of the atmosphere. After that the next most important gas is water vapour. The fifth most abundant gas is carbon dioxide which is an important greenhouse gas.
28. Answer a: Since the composition of the gases like nitrogen, oxygen and argon are nearly constant and does not change, These gases are also make up major component of the atmosphere. The composition of other gases like methane, nitrous oxide, carbon dioxide and water vapour changes and hence known as variable gases.
30. Answer d: C climate is the moist mid latitude climates with mild winters.This climate has two seasons warm and dry summers and mild winters. It is found in 30-50 degree latitude on the eastern and the western border of the continents. Convective thunderstorms are more frequent in the summer and the mid latitude cyclones are common in winter.
31. Answer a:Tropical rainforest climate is that in which there is no dry season. They typically have no summer or winter and the climate is hot and wet throughout the year. There is heavy and frequent rainfall throughout the year. This climate is found in the latitude 10 degree north or south of the equator. The region is dominated by intertropical convergence zone which is an area of low pressure zone and is the zone of trade wind convergence. Therefore latitude and pressure are the two major climatic controls.
Related Questions
drjack9650@gmail.com
Navigate
Integrity-first tutoring: explanations and feedback only — we do not complete graded work. Learn more.