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Climate

Published on Nov 21, 2015

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CLIMATE

BY: KAITLYNN AND VICKY
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Light and temperature are two nonliving parts of an ecosystem.
Light from the sun is used by plants to make food.

Photo by Peter Alfred Hess
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Temperature and light are often related. Soil in a field is wormed up by the sun.

Photo by USDAgov
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Soil in a forest is cool because the trees are preventing sun from hitting it and making it worm.

Photo by fatboyke (Luc)
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Temperatures help determine what organisms live in certain places.

Photo by Leo Reynolds
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Polar bears can live in very cold ecosystems.

Photo by the4mahers1997
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Lions, elephants, and palm trees live only in warmer ecosystems.

Photo by o palsson
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The water cycle is also related to temperature and light.

Photo by ahisgett
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The amount of sun light can effect the rate of evaporation.

Photo by rishibando
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Water evaporates faster in warmer places.

Photo by bill barber
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The temperature of the air affects the type of precipitation falling to earth.

Photo by homer4k
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PRECIPITATION

IS WATER IN THE AIR THAT FALLS TO EARTH AS RAIN OR SNOW.
Photo by laffy4k
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All the factors light, temperature, and precipitation taken over many years is called the climate of an area .

Photo by Jason A. Samfield

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