Wildwood MO And Denver Colorado: A Comparative Analysis
Two cities miles away and yet the weather for the two cities are similar and very different. Wildwood Missouri and Denver Colorado have very similar latitude. When investigating the two cities weather and climate they are actually very similar and distinctly different. How Wildwood MO and Denver CO compare and contrast in weather patterns and data, geological forces, and how the cities affect the people living in the city.
This question is very debatable whether if Denver CO and Wildwood MO have relative weather. Looking at average temperatures for a few weeks’ scientist could say that Denver and Wildwood have relative weather because most of the time temperatures are around the same but looking from a standpoint of all of the seasons than …show more content…
The climate for Denver and Wildwood it mostly different. The average rainfall and snowfall for the two cities are polar opposites. There are many differences in the cities climate. For example, Denver’s altitude is way higher than Wildwood’s. Denver’s nickname is the “Mile High City” and with the altitude being so high causes the humidity to go down on a daily basis. Wildwood’s humidity right now is 62% while Denver’s is 23%. So yes, these cities have polar opposite climates. Denver and Wildwoods climate are pretty different but they do have some similarities. For example, the average temperatures for each season are very similar. Denver’s are, Fall 60 degrees, Winter 44 degrees, Spring 66 degrees, and Summer 83. And Wildwood’s are Fall 57 degrees, Winter 38 degrees, Spring 64 degrees, and Summer 91 degrees. These overall temperatures for both cities aren’t completely different. The climate effects these two cities in ways that most people wouldn’t think of. For example, the two cities Wildwood and Denver both get at least a little bit of snow each winter (Denver more than Wildwood). And to have it snow it has to be 32 degrees or below. (Most of the time it is colder than that) When it is that cold outside you can’t go and play at the park or go ride your bikes. Sometimes it gets so cold outside we have to start are car 10 minutes early before we leave so it isn’t so cold when we get in. Not only do people that live here never get to go outside but some of the fresh fruits are not sold during the winter because we don’t have the conditions for the fruit or vegetables to grow. Fruits like watermelon, honeydew, strawberries, some bananas and other fruits are not available in most grocery stores during the months of December- early March. Some other activities people living in cold, snowy climates is when it snows or there is an ice storm you have to be careful driving if they haven’t salted the roads and shovel the
This question is very debatable whether if Denver CO and Wildwood MO have relative weather. Looking at average temperatures for a few weeks’ scientist could say that Denver and Wildwood have relative weather because most of the time temperatures are around the same but looking from a standpoint of all of the seasons than …show more content…
The climate for Denver and Wildwood it mostly different. The average rainfall and snowfall for the two cities are polar opposites. There are many differences in the cities climate. For example, Denver’s altitude is way higher than Wildwood’s. Denver’s nickname is the “Mile High City” and with the altitude being so high causes the humidity to go down on a daily basis. Wildwood’s humidity right now is 62% while Denver’s is 23%. So yes, these cities have polar opposite climates. Denver and Wildwoods climate are pretty different but they do have some similarities. For example, the average temperatures for each season are very similar. Denver’s are, Fall 60 degrees, Winter 44 degrees, Spring 66 degrees, and Summer 83. And Wildwood’s are Fall 57 degrees, Winter 38 degrees, Spring 64 degrees, and Summer 91 degrees. These overall temperatures for both cities aren’t completely different. The climate effects these two cities in ways that most people wouldn’t think of. For example, the two cities Wildwood and Denver both get at least a little bit of snow each winter (Denver more than Wildwood). And to have it snow it has to be 32 degrees or below. (Most of the time it is colder than that) When it is that cold outside you can’t go and play at the park or go ride your bikes. Sometimes it gets so cold outside we have to start are car 10 minutes early before we leave so it isn’t so cold when we get in. Not only do people that live here never get to go outside but some of the fresh fruits are not sold during the winter because we don’t have the conditions for the fruit or vegetables to grow. Fruits like watermelon, honeydew, strawberries, some bananas and other fruits are not available in most grocery stores during the months of December- early March. Some other activities people living in cold, snowy climates is when it snows or there is an ice storm you have to be careful driving if they haven’t salted the roads and shovel the