Exam 3: Seasonal and Daily Temperatures
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Describe the seasons that you would experience at two widely different locations on Earth. How might seasonal variations affect a region's culture and traditions?
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Suppose the temperature at night is going to drop to -5°C, and a fairly stiff wind is predicted. Assuming that cost is not a factor, which of the following methods is probably the best way to protect an orchard against a hard freeze?
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Why does the warmest weather in middle latitudes normally occur several weeks after the summer solstice?
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Suppose the air temperature is -5°C, the wind is blowing at 55 km/h, and the wind chill temperature is -15.3°C. Which of the following temperatures and wind speeds are equivalent to these conditions?
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Suppose the minimum temperature reported in the newspaper is 2°C, but you notice ice crystals (frost) on the grass in the morning. Which of the following describes the most likely reason for this apparent discrepancy?
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Referring to the diagram, sunlight energy is added at equal rates to soil and water. Which of the following factors contributes to the different temperatures of the two surfaces? 
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Consider the scenario in which peas are planted in Ontario on May 1. If the peas need 1200 growing degree-days before they can be picked, and if the mean temperature for each day from May to July is 21°C, in about how many days will the peas be ready to pick? (Assume a base temperature of 4°C).
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In the Northern Hemisphere, which of the following days has the fewest hours of daylight?
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During which of the following months does Indian summer most likely occur?
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Under which of the following conditions do the strongest radiation inversions occur?
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Explain why highest summer temperatures usually occur over desert regions as opposed to humid areas with more vegetation.
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In which of the following circumstances is a radiation inversion most commonly observed?
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Assume that the night will remain clear, calm, and unsaturated, and the predicted minimum temperature is 0°C. Suddenly the wind speed increases and remains gusty throughout the night. What would be the most likely minimum temperature?
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In meteorology, which of the following defines "insolation"?
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At Lima, Peru (latitude 12°S), on which of the following days is the sun overhead?
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At which of the following locations are the days and nights of equal length all year long?
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