The same you can find at the US (tricky question indeed).
It was basically the same weather we can find right now (see related questions), although at the time, it was a bit cooler as global warming wasn't an issue yet.
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La Salle's journey took place in the 17th century, and the climate would have been varied depending on the regions he traveled through. In general, the climate in North America during this time was colder than today, with harsh winters and hot summers. La Salle likely encountered a range of weather conditions, from snow and ice in the northern regions to heat and humidity in the south.
Right now, Mexico is a capitalist country with center-right ideology.
Rainy and cloudy right now.
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Weather is part of your everyday life. Is it sunshine right now? That is weather. Is it snowing, that is weather. Is it windy, that is weather. Everywhere you go, the weather is there to.
The difference is that climate is weather that's happening over a long period of time. Weather happens like it's happening right now or it happens one day or another, weather isn't like one year or more.
The difference is that climate is weather that's happening over a long period of time. Weather happens like it's happening right now or it happens one day or another, weather isn't like one year or more.
Right now, Mexico has a federal presidential representative republic (very much like the United States') as type of government.
right now, it's pretty cold it's begining of spring
Climate is the average weather over a period of time while weather is right now