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Saturday 5 December 2015
What’s the difference between weather and climate?
What’s the difference between weather and climate?
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Some people say “weather is what you get” and “climate is what
you expect.” “Weather” refers to the more local changes in the climate
we see around us, on short timescales from minutes to hours to days to
weeks. Examples are familiar – rain, snow, clouds, winds, thunderstorms,
heat waves and floods. “Climate” refers to longer-term averages (they
may be regional or global), and can be thought of as the weather
averaged over several seasons, years or decades. Climate change is
harder for us to get a sense of because the timescales involved are much
longer, and the impact of climate changes can be less immediate.
Examples of climate change include several drier-than-normal summers, a
trend of, say, winters becoming milder from our grandparents’ childhood
to our own, or variations in effects like El Niño or La Niña.
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