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- A climate graph depicts a location's annual temperature and precipitation numbers. The numbers on the left-hand side of the map are used to calculate the temperature. Each month's average temperature is shown on the graph by a red dot, which is then connected by a smooth red line.
- For each date, the black line represents the sum of all high temperatures. For each date, the red line depicts the highest high temperature and the blue line depicts the lowest high temperature. The hottest aspect of each date's coolest day is represented by the lowest high temperatures.
- Based on the following climate graph of San Diego, it can be seen that the average temperature was 62.1 F with an average of 10.7 in of rain.
- An increase in temperature will result in the dryer and less moist air which will also result in less precipitation. This can be seen in the summer months when precipitation was the lowest in the graph.
- One way to solve this problem of drought is by using dry ice, silver iodide, and salt powder to sow to the clouds with catalysts to make clouds rain or raise precipitation.
- A graph can be used to show the climate. There are two sets of knowledge in a temperature graph. The sum of rain that falls in a given area and the temperature in that area. The temperature is represented by a graph, while the rainfall is represented by bars. Climate graphs are extremely useful for comparing average temperatures and rainfall in different parts of the world. It's very easy to plot and read them.
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