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A weather pattern occurs when the weather stays the same for days or weeks at
a time. The patterns of weather are tied to the four seasons: summer, winter,
spring, and fall. There are a few different weather patterns that you may already
know about, such as hot and dry, wet and rainy, or cold. Average weather patterns
can be extracted from weather data recorded over time. The consistent behavior
of weather over such periods is known as climate. However, this behavior is not
always uniform; the usual weather pattern deviates from its typical course. These
variations from the normal are expected and have recognizable short-term
fluctuations in the weather.

Answer 1

1. When the weather stays the same for a period of time, such as days or weeks, it is called a weather pattern.

2. The weather patterns depend on the 4 seasons.

3. Weather pattern examples include hot and dry, wet and rainly, and/or cold.

4. When you want to find the average of the weather pattern, you have to find the data from weather patterns over time.

5. Sometimes, weather patterns are not always the same, they can change.

6. The changes in the weather patterns have short-term changes in the weather.

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