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    Weather refers to short-term atmospheric conditions in an area, while climate describes typical weather patterns over longer periods of time. Weather involves factors like temperature, wind, and precipitation, while climate is the average weather conditions for an area over many years. Climate changes, like rising sea levels and increasing extreme weather events, can impact maritime industries through effects like coastal flooding and hazards to shipping from storms and rough seas. Accidents at sea may result from weather dangers such as strong winds, high waves, and storms causing ships to list or be blown off course.

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    Weather refers to short-term atmospheric conditions in an area, while climate describes typical weather patterns over longer periods of time. Weather involves factors like temperature, wind, and precipitation, while climate is the average weather conditions for an area over many years. Climate changes, like rising sea levels and increasing extreme weather events, can impact maritime industries through effects like coastal flooding and hazards to shipping from storms and rough seas. Accidents at sea may result from weather dangers such as strong winds, high waves, and storms causing ships to list or be blown off course.

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    Weather refers to short-term atmospheric conditions in an area, while climate describes typical weather patterns over longer periods of time. Weather involves factors like temperature, wind, and precipitation, while climate is the average weather conditions for an area over many years. Climate changes, like rising sea levels and increasing extreme weather events, can impact maritime industries through effects like coastal flooding and hazards to shipping from storms and rough seas. Accidents at sea may result from weather dangers such as strong winds, high waves, and storms causing ships to list or be blown off course.

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      Weather And
    Climate     
    GROUP 2 
    Weather And Climate: are two
    different things.

    Weather and Weather: Refers to the


    Climate atmospheric conditions in a
    specific area and time.

    Climate: Refers to the typical


    weather in a region for a long
    period of time.

    PRESENTATION TITLE 2
    •Weather -Is the state of the
    atmosphere with respect to heat or
    cold, wetness or dryness, calm or
    storm, clearness or cloudiness.
    •Climate -is the average course or
    condition of the weather at a place
    Weather  usually over a period of years as
    exhibited by temperature, wind
    velocity, and precipitation.

    PRESENTATION TITLE 3
    According to NASA The
     

    difference between Weather and


    climate is a measure of time.
    Weather is the condition of the

        
    atmosphere over a short period of
    time, and Climate is how the
    atmosphere "behaves" over a
    relatively long period of time.
    Weather at sea causes waves and swells, which have a
    significant impact on ships. Winds cause waves in the
    oceans, and the size of the waves is determined by the
    Although the strength and duration of the winds, as well as the
    weather at sea is distance the winds blow without interruption. Swells
    different or not are large groups of waves that outrun the wind or
    storm that caused them. Rogue waves, or unusually
    the same in large waves among smaller waves, can also be
    Weather on encountered by ships at sea. Waves and winds
    Land. occurring together during storms are especially
    dangerous and include hurricanes, also known as
    typhoons and cyclones. These are massive and
    destructive storms.
    PRESENTATION TITLE
    IMPORTANCE OF NAVIGATION 
    Importance of navigation 
    Better maritime weather forecast can help you avoid injuries to crew or passengers and
    avoid damage to the ship and it's equipment. Precise weather forecast can also help
    companies and rescuers respond better when weather emergencies happen.

                       IMPORTANCE OF CLIMATE FOR MARITIME INDUSTRY 


    Climate changes drive sea level rise increase in sea surface temperature increasing
    frequency of extreme weather events will impact the growth of shipping industries

    . 6
         HOW DOES CLIMATE AFFECT MARITIME INDUSTRY
    Rising temperature in atmosphere causes sea level rise and affects low
    lying coastal areas and deltas of the world, which leads to flooding of the
    coastal infrastructure, like ports.    

    HOW DOES WEATHER AFFECT MARITIME INDUSTRY


    The main types of weather that can cause maritime accidents are high
    winds, storm, and waves of swells. Any of these can cause ships to list
    heavily, which in turn can cause on board accidents. Shifting cargo and
    equipment, falls, and overboard accidents can all result from rough
    weather and listing ships.

    7
    Accidents That Can Be Caused By Weather

    This includes running aground in shallow water or reefs, which can damage the ship,
    throw the crew overboard, or sink the ship. Weather can even cause a ship to collide with

        
    another ship or an object like a bridge, causing similar accidents.
    Ships can also get blown off course by severe weather, which can lead to serious
    accidents. These include running aground in shallow waters or on reefs, which can
    damage ships, throw crew members overboard, and even cause a ship to sink. Weather
    can even cause a ship to run into another ship or an object like a bridge, which can cause
    similar accidents.
    That’s all Thank you

    GROUP NAME                

    •EZEKIEL MORALES            
    • HOWARD STEVE DC. VALINO 
      
    •JOHN PAUL D. NORBERTE      
    •VANN CAROZA              
    •ANDREI NABOR
    REFERENCES:
    • https://www.maritimeinjurycenter.com/accid
    ents-and-injuries/weather-forecastin
    • https://www.maritimeinjurycenter.com/accid
    ents-and-injuries/weather-forecastin
    • https://www.maritimeinjurycenter.com/accid
    ents-and-injuries/weather-forecasting/#:~:tex
    t=Weather%20is%20one%20of%20several,
    %2C%20injuries%2C%20and%20even%20f
    atalities
    • https://oceanservice.noaa.gov/facts/
    weather_climate.html#:~:text=Weather
    %20reflects%20short%2Dterm
    %20conditions,time%20at%20a%20certain
    %20location.

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