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Hi everyone, my name is Weston! I have thought a 

lot about what I want to be when I grow up. 

Initially, I wanted to be a secret agent or an 

astronomer, or maybe a geologist. It was finally 

apparent to me that I really want to be a 

meteorologist. I love learning about the weather 

here on earth. I have accumulated lots of charts, 

data, and information about weather on the planet. 

Many areas and regions have different weather 

patterns.

So, come on an adventure with me to learn about 

all things weather!         

Lets start learning...about the weather in polar 

climates. In some cold places, there are 

icebergs or glaciers. Ablation can occur as well 

as icebergs can have large crevasses. It is 

common for icebergs to drift in the cold 

environment. Many lifeforms cannot withstand 

such low-level temperatures at such high 

altitude. Periodically, meltwater will occur or 

even an avalanche. However, even cold places 

never reach absolute zero. Polar climates are 

the only ones that receive snow at sea level.   

 There are locations all over the world 

that have duration's of cold 

temperatures. Most of these places are 

in the northern hemisphere. When there 

is snowfall, the visibility is 

typically decreased. A blizzard also 

impacts visibility for people driving 

cars. A squall can bring a extended cold 

front. If the temperature drops below 

273.15 Kelvin,standard pressure, black 

ice can form on the surface of the 

ground.     

The opposite of cold weather is hot and 

sometimes humid weather in the desert. The 

mean average temperature is 20-25 degrees 

Celsius. It can even reach up to 120 degrees 

Fahrenheit. The desert gets a lot of exposure to 

the sun. A significant feature of the desert is 

the the little rainfall or precipitation it receives. 

When it does rain, ground water holds the H2O 

in the water table. Most of the time, the soil is 

very dry.       

Coastal Weather

The coastal biome is home to many 

types of animals and plants that are 

effected by and benefit from the 

weather. Birds need to be careful not 

to fly into a convergence of airflow 

is. The cyclone winds at the coast help 

in the erosion of rocks and a cleavage 

may develop in the them. The ocean is 

a gigantic body of water on the globe 

and evaporation occurs everyday. The 

moon controls the constant ocean 

currents. You may even see a cascade on 

the cliffs by the ocean.     

Some places around the world have ranging 

climates and   the weather varies greatly. On a 

few continents, the weather is semiarid. Other 

places have a tropical climate where the 

temperature never reaches zero! Within the 

biosphere, many cyclical weather patterns 

occur. England and Africa do not have identical 

weather climates. The relative humidity level 

will be in variation depending on the place you 

are on earth. There are a broad range of 

organisms that are effected by the climates 

around the world.    

Weather can be so erratic and strange! 

The direction of the wind can change at 

any time. Humans interact with the 

weather on a daily basis. Normally, 

the weather can be projected. It is rare 

that a storm sneaks up on 

meteorologists. Within the atmosphere, 

the capacity to hold liquid is at a high-

level. Weather occurs in every part of 

the world. This data helps scientists to 

approximately predict weather events. 

Sometimes there is an accumulation of 

acid in the air, creating acid rain. 

Occasionally . air masses collide to 

create monstrous storms.  

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