Which statement describes the climate of a place, not its weather?
ATonight there will be thick fog
BYesterday afternoon was very windy
CSummers here are hot and winters are cool
DIt rained heavily on Sunday morning
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Summers here are hot and winters are cool
Climate is the typical pattern over many years, while the other statements describe single days.
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