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In which situation will treating weather as climate give a wrong conclusion?

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Correct answer: While determining a region's climate from one day of unusual rainfall

One day of unusual rainfall describes the weather on that day, not the climate of the region. Climate is the long-term average pattern of conditions such as temperature, rainfall and wind over many years. Therefore, deciding a region's climate from rainfall on just one day gives a wrong conclusion. Options A, C and D use long-term records, averages or trends, which are appropriate for studying climate. Exam tip: weather is short-term; climate is the long-term average pattern.

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Weather And ClimateClimate ConceptLong-Term AveragesWeather ObservationsGeography Class 9ConceptClimateGeography

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