Weather refers to the short-term atmospheric conditions such as precipitation, temperature, humidity, wind direction, and air pressure that can vary on a daily or hourly basis. Climate, on the other hand, refers to the long-term weather patterns observed in a particular geographic region over a period of years or decades. Climate takes into account various factors such as latitude, altitude, prevailing winds, and ocean currents to determine patterns of temperature, precipitation, and other weather variables in a particular location. While the weather can change rapidly, the climate of a region is relatively stable, and changes slowly over long periods of time due to natural and human-induced factors.
