[question 1] Most of the Florida peninsula is colored as_________.
[question 2] According to the key to the upper right, how would youdescribe this climate?
[question 3] Southeastern Florida is defined as _________.
[question 4] According to the key, how could you describe thisclimate?
[question 5] Southwestern Florida is defined as ________.
[question 6] How would you describe this climate?
[question 7] This chapter discusses the division between tropicaland subtropical Florida. Which of the climate regimes representtropical Florida, and which represent subtropical Florida?(Remember, subtropical is further north than tropical.) Whatmeteorological factors are responsible for the differences betweentropical Florida’s summer weather and its winter weather? [question8: summer weather]:

[question 9: winter weather]:

[question 10]What are the key meteorological factors that separatetropical Florida from subtropical Florida?
[question 11] Why might summer temperatures in subtropical Floridaat times exceed summer temperatures in tropical Florida?
[question 12] The prevailing winds over south Florida are easterlyduring most of the year. How can this fact explain the differentclimate labels given to southeastern Florida and southwesternFlorida?
[question 13] Chapter 2 discusses many factors that can affect theclimate of a region, including latitude, proximity to water, cloudcover, urban heat islands, prevailing winds and special localfactors. What is the climate designation for Tampa? What factorsmost strongly determine this climate?
[question 14] Zoom into Florida. Compare this map with the one youexamined at the beginning. How are the climate regimes in Floridaprojected to change?
[question 15] Is the climate classification in Tampa projected tochange? If so, how?
[question 16] In which (compass) direction are the climate zones ofthe eastern United States projected to shift? Why?