Sentences with phrase «average of weather»

- What makes this period of time statistically significant in terms of climate (which is simply average of weather over time)?

Climate was a minor bookkeeping chore producing monthly and annual averages of weather.

Yearlong average of weather patterns over an area; determined by temperature and precipitation

Climate (which refers to the long - term average of weather) is not necessarily thought to be chaotic, however, except over fairly short time periods.

Usefully predicting an average of weather events yet to occur seems more difficult than predicting the next toss of a coin.

Climate is an average of weather over «long» term.

But climate is an average of the weather, and one can not generate accurate results by averaging inaccurate ones.

Climate is defined as an average of weather over a period of time, usually 30 years sometimes shorter.

Answer: Firstly, let's make sure we define climate: an average of weather patterns over some meaningful time period.

This underscores that climate is the average of weather in a region or over time.

Climate is defined as the average of weather over an arbitrary period.

Climate in general is defined as the average of the weather over some sufficiently long period of time... and that's not this winter's weather.

Climate is generally defined as a time average of weather, extending over at least a few weeks.

While the weather is always changing, especially over the short term, climate is the average of weather patterns over a longer period of time (usually 30 or more years).

Climate is defined as the average of weather over 30 years.

It's not surprising because weather forecast models don't work either, and climate is the average of the weather.

The difficulty is climate is an average of the weather; therefore it can only be as precise as the weather.

They said there's a difference between weather and climate predictions, but climate is an average of the weather and therefore only as valid as it.

«Climate is, by definition, the long - term average of weather, over many years.

Climate is the average of the weather so it is inherently statistical.

(For example,» Climate: the average of weather in a certain area over a long period of time.»)

Answer: Firstly, let's make sure we define climate: an average of weather...

Climate as I understand it is the average of the weather conditions — it is inherently statistical.