3. San Francisco vs. Lake Tahoe

a) Find the annual range of temperatures for both San Franciscoand Lake Tahoe. You can find the range by taking the highestaverage temperature for the city, and subtracting the lowestaverage temperature. (Average temperatures are on the table).

San Francisco Range:

Lake Tahoe Range:

b) Graph the temperature patterns for San Francisco and LakeTahoe using the data from the table on page 2. Draw one line forSan Francisco, and one line for Lake Tahoe.

c) Compare and contrast the temperatures for both cities. Whyare the temperatures different? Which of the three factorsdiscussed in the lab would affect the temperatures in these cities?Please make sure to explain your answer.

4. San Francisco vs. Wichita

a) Find the annual range of temperatures for both San Franciscoand Wichita. You can find the range by taking the highest averagetemperature for the city, and subtracting the lowest averagetemperature. (Average temperatures are on the table on page 2).

San Francisco Range:

Wichita Range:

b) Graph the temperature patterns for San Francisco and Wichitausing the data from the table on page 2. Draw one line for SanFrancisco, and one line for Wichita.

c) Compare and contrast the temperatures for both cities. Whyare the temperatures different? Which of the three factorsdiscussed in the lab would affect the temperatures in these cities?Please make sure to explain your answer.

5. San Francisco vs. Vancouver

a) Find the annual range of temperatures for both San Franciscoand Vancouver. You can find the range by taking the highest averagetemperature for the city, and subtracting the lowest averagetemperature. (Average temperatures are on the table on page 2).

San Francisco Range:

Vancouver Range:

b) Graph the temperature patterns for San Francisco andVancouver using the data from the table on page 2. Draw one linefor San Francisco, and one line for Vancouver.

c) Compare and contrast the temperatures for both cities. Whyare the temperatures different? Which of the three factorsdiscussed in the lab would affect the temperatures in these cities?Please make sure to explain your answer.

Part 2: Geographic Temperature Factors In this part, we are going to look at three main factors that influence temperature: Latitude, Distance from water, and Altitude. We are going to look at how these three factors affect temperature by looking at the temperature difference between San Francisco, and three other locations: Vancouver Canada, Wichita Kansas, and Lake Tahoe California. The location along with their Latitude, Longitude, and Altitude are on the map below. Pacific Ocean Jan Feb March April May June Average Monthly Temperatures: July Aug Sept Oct Nov Dec 17 Vancouver, BC, Canada 4913' N, 12306'W 7 ft altitude San Francisco, CA 3747' N, 12226'W 52 ft altitude San Francisco 49F 52F 53 F 56 F 58F 62F 63F 64F 65 F 61F 55F 49F Lake Tahoe, CA 3857' N, 11959'W 6225 ft altitude 56F 66F 76F 81F 79F 70F 59F 45F 33F UNITED STATES Wichita, KS 3743' N, 9717'W 1000 ft altitude Vancouver Wichita Lake Tahoe 37F 30F 41F 35F 43F 45F 48F 54F 59F 63F 63F 58F 50F 43F 38F MEXICO 28F 30F 34F 40F 47F 54F 59F 59F 52F 44F 34F 28F Gulf of Mexico