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the atmosphere and the ocean waters heat up through an interesting process called convection
The ocean has a higher heat capacity.
Evaporation from warm ocean water transfers latent heat from the ocean into the atmosphere, and this is released when the moisture rises and condenses out into clouds and precipitation.
Atmosphere
tha atmosphere has a lower heat capacity
Ocean currents as well as winds distribute heat and moisture around the earth. Winds can bring in cold fronts or warm fronts.
Yes.
the atmosphere and the ocean waters heat up through an interesting process called convection
The ocean has a higher heat capacity.
the sun
Distributes heat around the world. The gulf stream brings heat to iceland, Great Britain and Scandinavia, where other places at the same latitude are much colder.
Convection does.
convection
because there is less atmosphere in the Arctic
heat waves
Evaporation from warm ocean water transfers latent heat from the ocean into the atmosphere, and this is released when the moisture rises and condenses out into clouds and precipitation.
it has no atmosphere to distribute heat and no water to absorb and release heat. he earth's relatively consistent temperatures are caused by the fact that 70% of its surface is water, which absorbs large quantities of solar energy and releases it slowly back into the atmosphere as heat, while the atmosphere retains and distributes that heat. on the moon, rocks on the sun side absorb heat, becoming very hot, but as soon as they rotate into shadow they quickly radiate that heat into space and become very cold.