No, climate is the average weather of a region over a long period of time.
Climate means general weather conditions over a long period of time. "Weather" describes meteorological conditions in a limited area over a short period of time; for example, "the weather in London was rainy last week". "Climate" summarizes conditions over a broader area for longer time periods but doesn't describe conditions on any particular date or time; e.g. "the Amazon basin has a warm, humid climate"
weather is the condition of the atmosphere in one place during a limmited period of time as climate is the term for the weather patterns that an area typically experiences over a long period of time. What truely distinguishes weather from climate is what they do and the period of time it looks over.
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Climate is the answer
Climate
The general weather an area has over a long period of time is called the climate.
Such is known as its climate.
Climate is the measure of average weather patterns in an area over an extended period of time. It accounts for a wide variety of common meteorological variables.
I'm pretty sure the answer is climate.
Climate is the measure of average weather patterns in an area over an extended period of time. It accounts for a wide variety of common meteorological variables.
The average weather over a long period of time is called climate.