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Mountains receive more rainfall than low-lying areas because the temperature on top of mountains is lower than the temperature at sea level That is why you often see snow on the top of mountains all year round The higher the place is above sea level the colder it will be
CLIMATE CHANGE, HUMAN SYSTEMS, AND POLICY - Vol I - The Effects of Global Warming on Mountains - M Beniston ©Encyclopedia of Life Support Systems (EOLSS) capita and per annum will decrease from 4750 m3 in 1990 to 2100 m3 in Mexico by 2025, without any change in climate, that is, due to population and economic growth
Many factors affect the climate of a location The first important distinction to understand is the difference between weather and climate – weather is the short-term conditions of the atmosphere, such as temperature, precipitation, humidity, etc Climate is the longer-term patterns in an area
the changing climate is likely to decrease the avail - ability of water in Montana, affect agricultural yields, and further increase the risk of wildfires The climate is changing because Earth is warming People have increased the amount of carbon dioxide in the air by 40 percent since the late 1700s Other
of how ongoing climate change will ultimately affect regional weather patterns like our summer monsoons Artificial recharge techniques, where surface water runoff in the mountains is injected and stored in the aquifer system, may become necessary to sustain down-gradient ground water resources Knowledge gained from this regional-scale
A meteorologist, a person who studies the weather, collects data using weather balloons, satellites and other instruments Then he interprets the data and makes observations to predict the weather The main reason Meteorologist study the weather is because it affects our daily lives How does the weather affect the things that you do?