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This type of climate in Spain has very cold winters, cool summers, heavy rainfall all year, and snow in winter.
mountain
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This type of climate has very little precipitation, and temperatures are hot during the day and cold at night.
dry climate
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This type of climate has warm, dry summers and cool, wet winters.
temperate climates
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This type of climate in Spain has hot summers, cool winters, and rainfall in spring and autumn.
continental OR continental-Mediterraean
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TRUE or FALSE: Climate can change over time.
true
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This type of climate is found inland, temperatures vary from cold to hot during the year, and there is not much preciptation.
continental climate
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This type of climate in Spain is mild and warm all year, little difference between summer and winter, and low rainfall.
subtropical
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It is the conditions of the atmosphere over SHORT periods of time.
weather
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Name AT LEAST two factors that determine climate.
latitude, altitude, coastal or inland location, relief
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TRUE or FALSE: The Earth has climate zones because the Earth is tilted on its axis.i
true
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This type of climate in Spain has cool summers, mild winters, and a lot of rainfall all year round.
oceanic
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This type of climate usually has permanent ice and frozen land called tundra.
polar climate
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It measures distance from the equator to a pole.
latitude
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TRUE or FALSE: Countries on the equator have seasons.
false
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This type of climate in Spain has hot summers, mild winters, and little rainfall.
Mediterranean
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This type of climate has high temperatures and high precipitation all year round.
tropical climate
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It is the conditions of the atmosphere over LONG periods of time.
climate
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It measures distance from the prime meridian to the antimeridian (180°).
longitude
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