Transcription of Chapter 3: Climates of the Earth
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Chapter 3: Climates of the Earth
GeoJournal As you read this Chapter , note factors that affect climate. Then write a description of the Chapter Overview Visit the Glencoe World climate in your community. List three factors Geography Web site at that contribute to climate, and sketch a land- and click on Chapter Overviews Chapter 3 to scape showing one kind of common weather preview information about Earth 's Climates . in this climate. Guide to Reading Earth -Sun Consider What You Know News reports sometimes feature Relationships unusual events such as solar eclipses or solar flares, intense bursts of energy from the sun's surface. In what ways does the sun affect human activities? A Geographic View Read to Find Out Our Home Star How does Earth 's position in relation to the sun affect Through a small occulting telescope temperatures on Earth ? [equipped to block the sun's surface How does Earth 's rotation cause from view].
Chapter 3 57 its longest day of sunlight. This date, known as the summer solstice, marks the beginning of summer in the Northern Hemisphere. By about September 23, the earth has moved so that the sun’s rays directly strike the Equator
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