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Will heat up more quickly on a sunny day in a lake or a the sand surrounding it?
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What is the weather like in the lake district?
the weather is very different it can be cold, warm, windy, rainy and sunny. The weather can change very quickly.
Why does ice remain longer in Lake Erie than surrounding land areas?
Water has a higher specific heat than land.
How many sunny days per year in Salt Lake City Utah?
it is sunny in salt lake city for about 275 days a year.
What are the weather patterns in the everglade area?
lake,swamp,sunny
How do you get the TM sunny day in sapphire?
To get TM Sunny Day, you must walk east of Fortree City, and there should be a lake. Surf on the lake and head south. You will eventually reach a cave called the Scorched Slab. Head up and there is the Technical Machine Sunny Day.
What are the waterways both surrounding and inside New York?
Lake Ontario and Lake Champlain
How can hot water cause problems to the envioronnment?
It can change the surrounding temperature (for instance, if a lake is in the middle of a forest), or it can make heat levels uncomfortable for aquatic life (fish, algae...)
When night falls on a summer day the air temperature drops by 10 degrees Celsius will the temperature of a nearby lake change by the same amount?
No, air has a much lower specific heat than water. Loss of same amount of thermal energy by the water will result in a smaller temperature drop.
Where is the riddle box on Sunny Glade?
From the Eastern Lake head West into the forest
What lake is at the center of canberra?
Lake Burley Griffin, Named after the American architect who designed the central areas of Canberra surrounding the lake
How many grains of sand are there on all the beaches surrounding Lake Erie?
Zero. There are no beches on the Lake Erie.
Why does ice form quickly on lakes at first but the slower?
Ice forms very quickly on top of a lake because the water is in direct contact with the air, and can lose heat very quickly. Once ice forms on top, it serves to insulate the water below it, making it more difficult for that water to lose enough heat to cool to freezing and become ice.
