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When is the date for the summer solstice for 2010 for north america?
June 21, as usual.
What is the type of climate does the blue ridge mountains have?
Usually in high places the weather is very cold, or just colder than usual.
How many countries are part of the the continent of North America excluding island nations?
The usual definition of North America is the land from Panama at the southern tip up to Alaska and Canada at the northern extreme. The countries that are mostly in that region are:CanadaUSAMexicoBelizeGuatemalaHondurasEl SalvadorNicaraguaCosta Ricaand Panama.
What is the usual Arctic climate?
windy cold icy snowy
What climate does Ohio usual climate in Ohio?
Ohio gets 38 inches of rain each year
What is a usual weather in a particular place over a period of time?
Climate
What regions of north and America show the greatest crustal activity?
The Chilean region in south america and the san andreas fault in recent weeks the cascade and new madrid have become slightly more active than usual
What are most active tectonic regions of north and south America?
The Chilean region in south america and the san andreas fault in recent weeks the cascade and new madrid have become slightly more active than usual
What does the phrase a changed climate mean?
it means a change in the usual or something that is unusual not usually happening
Do solar minimums help to create cooler than normal weather?
They do have an influence on weather, no question. Recent research has found that they tend to force a pattern similar to that of the negative phase of the North Atlantic Oscillation for extended periods, influencing climate from North America to Europe. This causes it to be colder and snowier than usual, though the reverse can be true on either side of the trough it sets up. Globally, solar minimums have not been found to have much influence on temperature.
What is the usual weather in north pole?
ice,snow,and very cold
What is the average yearly temp in North America?
North America is VAST VAST place spanning from the Canadian arctic down to the arid Mexican plains...there is no 'usual' temperature for North America.There are tremendous variations in temperature both geographically, as you go from the cold arctic north to the warm semi-tropical south of the continent, and seasonally, going from the warm summer to the cold winter. If you were to add up all the temperatures from all parts of the continent at all times of the year, and get an average (which is more work than I am prepared to do) my guess is that it would be about 17 degrees Celsius.
