Question

read the following statements, and determine whether they refer to weather, to climate, or to both. drag the appropriate items into their respective bins. view available hint(s) wisconsin had an unseasonably large snowstorm last week. thursdays low of -20°c is the coldest temperature ever recorded for that city. much of central australia is desert i am moving to southern arizona because it is warm and sunny. the high this afternoon was 25°c. tuesday afternoon a tornado touched down in iowa. january is usually omahas coldest month. climate weather both

Explanation:

Weather refers to short - term atmospheric conditions, while climate is the long - term average of weather conditions. "Wisconsin had an unseasonably large snowstorm last week", "Thursday's low of - 20°C is the coldest temperature ever recorded for that city", "The high this afternoon was 25°C", and "Tuesday afternoon a tornado touched down in Iowa" describe short - term events, so they are weather. "Much of central Australia is desert" and "January is usually Omaha's coldest month" describe long - term conditions, so they are climate. "I am moving to southern Arizona because it is warm and sunny" can be seen as referring to both the long - term climate (warm and sunny climate) and short - term perception of weather.

Answer:

Climate: Much of central Australia is desert, January is usually Omaha's coldest month
Weather: Wisconsin had an unseasonably large snowstorm last week, Thursday's low of - 20°C is the coldest temperature ever recorded for that city, The high this afternoon was 25°C, Tuesday afternoon a tornado touched down in Iowa
Both: I am moving to southern Arizona because it is warm and sunny