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What is the difference between climate and weather? If you’re not sure, take a guess. A.Weather is the short-term atmospheric conditions in a region. Climate is the long-term atmospheric conditions in

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What is the difference between climate and weather? If you’re not sure, take a guess.

A.Weather is the short-term atmospheric conditions in a region. Climate is the long-term atmospheric conditions in a region.

B.Weather is the long-term atmospheric conditions in a region. Climate is the short-term atmospheric conditions in a region.

C.Weather is the differences in atmospheric conditions from region to region. Climate is the average global atmospheric conditions.

D.Climate is the differences in atmospheric conditions from region to region. Weather is the average global atmospheric conditions.

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Gyonder · Answer 1 · 2020-05-22T15:47:56+0000

Answer:It will be it will be A or C

Explanation: Weather is a short term thing I learned about this in 6th grade and climate is like the average weather is always different

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