A climate with warm stable temperatures year round.
What is tropical?
The month with the highest average rainfall in Rio de Janeiro based on the climograph below.
What is January?
The prevailing wind pattern that would be used to sail from Connecticut to France.
What are the westerlies?
Large spiral storms that form from the interaction between trade winds and westerlies in the Northern Hemisphere.
What are Hurricanes or Typhoons?
A woman's handbag, or what you do with your lips before kissing
What is "purse"?
Along the side of the road: this area is less pleasantly known as the breakdown lane
What is the shoulder?
A climate with warm summers and cool winters that don't go below freezing.
What is subtropical?
The month with the highest average temperature in Dubai based on the climograph below.
What is August?
The name for a large looping surface current.
What is a gyre?
Large spiral storms that form from the interaction between trade winds and westerlies in the Southern Hemisphere.
What are Cyclones?
Favorite tool of dentists, sergeant majors, and carpenters.
What is "drill"?
On your shoe: this flap of material that keeps the laces from rubbing you the wrong way
What is a tongue?
A climate where temperatures never raise above freezing.
What is polar?
The type of climate in Stockholm based on the climograph below.
What is temperate?
The name for cold nutrient rich water from the bottom of the ocean that is pushed back up to the surface.
What is upwelling?
A pattern of weather caused by stronger than usual trade winds that pushes warm water away from the US west coast and increases upwelling.
What is La Nina?
A police wagon, rice field, or UFC fighter Pimblett.
What is "Paddy"?
On a needle: The open part at the end that is famously difficult to get the thread through before sewing.
What is an eye?
A climate that is warm in the summer and below freezing in the winter.
What is temperate?
The average temperature during the month of March in Vegas based on the climograph below.
What is 59 oF or 15 oC?
When surface water makes it to the poles and freezes, the water that remains liquid sinks because it contains more of this than the surrounding water.
What is salt?
El Nino typically leads to excessive rainfall and flooding in this part of the United States.
What is the Southern United States?
Shoot from afar, verbally berate, or a wading bird like the one shown below.
What is "snipe"?
Inside your umbrella: these flexible rods providing structure & shape.
What are the ribs?
A climate where temperatures only go above freezing for a short time in the summer.
What is subpolar?
The type of climate in Sydney based on the climograph below.
What is subtropical?
The approximate line of latitude where the trade winds and westerlies meet and run parallel to each other in opposite directions.
What is 25-30o?
This stage of the ENSO weather cycle typically has a strong negative effect on the South and Central American fishing industries.
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What is El Nino?
To fake or falsify the numbers, or a soft chocolate candy.
What is "fudge"?
In a sandwich: Something you might give to an annoying younger sibling.
What is a knuckle?