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An in-depth summary of Geography - Specifically Climatology & Geomorphology, including: 1. Definitions 2. Global air circulation - low pressure, high pressure, circulation, planetary winds, TRI CELLULAR MODEL, Isobars, Cold Fronts, Warm Fronts, Cyclones, Mid-Latitude Cyclones, Tropical Cyclones, Synoptic Charts 3. Weather patterns in SA - Sea Breeze, Land Breeze, Winter Weather, Summer Weather, Synoptic Charts, Berg Winds, Valley Climates, City Climates 4. Drainage Basins - hydrol...

The document comprises of notes covering the climatology section of the matric geography syllabus. This includes simplified explanations of subtropical anticyclones, travelling disturbances, and microclimates, as well as key diagrams.

An in-depth summary of Climatology, including: 1. Global Air Circulation 2. Cyclones 3. South African Climate 4. Synoptic Charts 5. Local Weather 6. Micro-Climate 7. Urban Climates 8. Climate Change

. Indicate the process that is responsible for the following aspects of the Earth: a. Day and Night (24 hours): We get day and night because the Earth spins (or rotates) on an imaginary line called its axis and different parts of the planet are facing towards the Sun or away from it. It takes 24 hours for the world to turn all the way around, and we call this a day b. A Year (365 days): A year is the amount of time it takes a planet to orbit its star one time. c. Change in the direction of ...

Clouds, fog, and dew - must have a surface (solid or liquid) upon which the water vapor can condence. Dew - the condensation event (water vapor changing to liquid water) wherein liquid water droplets form on the ground. Cloud & fog - condensation events where in the droplets form suspended in air. Clouds - formed by cooling the air temperature to the Dew Point temperature or by adding more water vapor to reach saturation. Cooling the air is common way. Condensation nuclei - microscopic...

PowerPoint presentation breaking down Grade 12 Climatology for CAPS

All content that is needed for the Paleoclimatology exam at the end of the course. Includes all lectures, important information from the computer practicals, and the most important information from the Ruddiman book. Course given by Lucas Lourens. Most lectures given by Lucas Lourens. One guest lecture about ice sheets given by Peter Bijl.

This document contains a wide variety of knowledge for any geology class relating to climate. Topics such as ITCZ, Eckman transport, hydrologic cycle, Coriolis effect, atmosphere, trends in CO2, Greenhouse gas effect are all explained and in detail. Many other topics are covered and have a clear structure for maximum quick understanding.

Climatology notes mid latitude cyclones tropical cyclones anti cylcones valley climates travelling disturbances diagrams cold and warm fronts types of rain grade 10 notes

Hand written notes that are sold as a digital pdf. Includes hand drawn diagrams and summarised content.