Introduction
Climatic Zones
Temperature
  absolute zero
  boiling point
  cryogenics
  effects of temperature
  freezing point
  heat
  heat transfer
  supercooling
  temperature scales
Water & Gases
  Application of Fluid Mechanics
  Evaporation
  Gases
  Heat Flow between Two Gases
  Hydrogen Bonding in Water
  Hydrogen Fluoride Gas in the Atmosphere
  Ice
  Ozone
  Precipitation
  Rain
  Rain Gauge
  Snow
  Snow Crystal
  Superfluidity
  Water
  Water Cycle
  Water Molecule

cli-mate (klie'mit) n.

1. the composite or generally prevailing
weather conditions of a region, as
temperature, air pressure, humidity,
precipitation, cloudiness, and winds,
throughout the year, averaged over a
series of years.

2. a region or area characterized by a given
climate: to move to a warm climate.

3. the prevailing attitudes, standards, or
conditions of a group, period, or place:
a climate of political unrest.

[1350-1400; ME: region, latitude < L climat-, s.
of clima < Gk klĀma = klĀ (nein) to slope, lean +
-ma n. suffix of result]