What are the factors that affect weather and explain how they determine the weather condition in an area?

Answer 1

Well landscape, such as mountains or an ocean control the climate. But the weather itself is affected by a lot of things such as just a few like the position of the jet steam (a very fast movement of air above the clouds) and the humidity(moisture level in the air) and very important on is location, example being in an urban area or in a rural area. Just one or thousands of examples is when a cold front, which is moving air mass which is cooler than the air that is in front of it, is pushing warm humid air, such as in the southeastern US, in front of it and as the cold front scoops up the warm humid air above the cold or cool air, it makes condensation(clouds), but since there is such a big difference between the too air masses. Large HIGH clouds form and creates thunderstorms which may bring heavy rains, wind, hail, lightening, and maybe even tornadoes. I forgot to mention that usually the cold, or warm front(similar) is usually held by a pressure system...most likely a low pressure system(when the air pressure in the atmosphere is millibars less and this has to do with the barometer reading) and since there is less air pressure pushing down onto the surface of the land in a certain area...I guess you could say that moist air is kind of attracted to that low air pressure area. So when you hear low pressure and cold front in the warm part of the year, that mean thunderstorms.

Answer 2

The main factors that affect weather are temperature, air pressure, humidity, wind speed and direction, and the presence of any weather systems like high or low pressure areas. These factors interact to influence the movement of air masses, the formation of clouds, and the likelihood of precipitation, which ultimately determine the weather conditions in a specific area. For example, warm air holds more moisture and leads to the formation of clouds and potential rain, while high pressure usually brings fair weather and clear skies.