A volcano. Because it can emit enough dust and airborne particles to cast a cooling shadow over the earth for some time.
The weather pattern of a place over time is called the climate. The climate of a region depends on where it is located on the earth's surface.
"Weather" designates atmospheric conditions in a given geographic area for a given period. Hence, weather cannot be said to move at al. The above answer is quie true. However, earth surface winds in the northern hempishere that create local weather do generally tend to move west to east, opposite of the Earths rotation.
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how much did price levels change over change over the term of President Carter's and were there any high or low inflationary pressures?
well while it's carring sediments some drop and over time they pile up and up and up eventually making a new landform when eroded materials us dropped in water it cauese the world to change
A volcano
I say volcanoes change the world quickly. When a volcano erupts it takes a short time for the lava to dry and it forms and island. Hawaii was made from a volcan eruption.
A volcano erupting can having a cooling effect on the earth's atmosphere because of high levels of dust and ash. Volcanoes do not emit great amounts of carbon dioxide. This cooling effect only lasts as long as the ash remains in the atmosphere.
They change by the weather
weather is all over the world
No. Dogs can tell what the weather will be before humans can, though.
Your elevation above sea level or the weather passing over you.
When a volcano erupts, it releases ash and gases from the geosphere into the atmosphere. This transfer of matter can impact weather patterns and air quality over a large area.
because the weather can erode them o away or even build them up, it depnds on the weather
The weather is hot in Africa because of the climate change. The globe is changing and it's countries weather is all over the place!!!
The wind is blowing rain and fronts all over the place. Without wind,the weather would never change
Very Slowly