A_NOAA_Societal+Impacts

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Kevin Lopez ** __Overview__ ** The climate affects the economy and also human health. The weather is used to explain how the economy was the past years and to see how it changed, but it is not always clear they use this as to recognize what has happened in the past years to the economy.

As temperatures change so do many things in a business, as when it is cold people go to the beach, or if the temperature is just right more crops are being grown and if the temperature is higher than normal there is more construction, and also on hot days more energy is being used then they are on cold days.

Crop moister stress causes the crops to create a severe drought and also wetness to crops as corn and soybeans. With energy being used has to provide the measuring of quantity. **__Air Stagnation Index__** Atmospheric pollution is very dangerous by all the gases that are being polluted. The amount of pollution is depends on many factors as: source, transport from source, temporal build up through stagnation.

**__West Nile__** **__Virus Mosquito Crossover Date__** There are two different types of mosquitoes that spread the WNV (West Nile Virus); they are the white-spotted mosquito and the northern house mosquito. The white-spotted mosquito transfer the virus to birds, and then when there is a climate change the northern house mosquitoes are dominate and spread the virus from birds to humans/mammals. **__Personal Reflection__** What I learned was that as the weather changes many jobs and progress in the community is affected by how warm or cold the weather is. Also the way we are polluting the Earth is affecting the weather with all the chemicals that are going into the atmosphere.

**__Vocabulary__** __ anomalies __ -an odd, peculiar,or strange condition __arbovirus__- any of several groups of RNA-containing viruses that are transmitted by bloodsucking arthropods,asticks,fleas,ormosquitoes,andmaycauseencephalitis,yellowfever,or[|dengue] fever. __vector-__ an insect or other organism thattransmitsapathogenicfungus,virus,bacterium

Isaac Hernandez overview

The US department of energy has outlined a plan for 20%, of electricity production to be from wind by 2030. And they will only be a temporary or spatially continuous wind dataset, updated on a monthly basis, will be beneficial to understanding wind trends nationwide.

There are different types, but these decisions are on a finger scaliest involve more detailed analysis this product alone can provide. The resolution of the NCEP (National Centers for Environmental prediction) data is 2.5x2.5 degrees, and the gridded data is interrupted down to a 0.25x0.25 degree resolution to provide a finer detail.

There is really a climate change through the years of 1971-2000, because in this information that I read it says that there had been a major difference between the wind in the (East and West) and in the (North and South). This product provides a spatially and temporally continuous wind climatology for the contiguous U.S. on a monthly basis from January 1950 to present. It uses NCEP Reanalysis wind data (Kalnay et al. 1996). This will allow the comparison of regional wind conditions during different times of year to larger scale climate patterns such as ENSO or the NAO. By understanding these relationships better, the inter annual and inter climate cycle variability can be taken into consideration by decision and policy makers.