Climate Graphs - Storrs, Connecticut - Lab Report Example

Observing and comparing both the Storrs and Seoul, especially via the satellite figures, there are significant variations. Storrs’ region is cloudless where the clouds are at the extreme of the regions, which cannot bear any impact on its climate. Conversely, Seoul according to the satellite in Figs. 4 and 6, experiences cloudy weather, though, the regions’ temperatures are almost the same. This is because of their global placement, which is almost in the Polar Regions; hence, they do not have severe scorching solar heat contrary to the equatorial regions (Gunn 35). Besides being currently in Seoul, the climate and its related aspects do not bear many variations with the Storrs where in some instances the regions normally undergo similar patterns. For illustration, both have a comparable degree of coldness and solar exposure. Read More