La Climatologie

AMPLITUDETHERMIQUE
CANADA
CLIMAT
CLIMATOGRAMME
CONTINENTAL
CONVECTION
COURANTJET
CYCLONIQUE
EFFETMODERATEUR
FRONT
GRAPHIQUE
MARITIME
PRECIPITATION
REGIONS
RELIEF
TEMPS
VENTDOMINANT

Une introduction au vocabulaire pour le climat du Canada.

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Word	X	Y	Direction
AMPLITUDETHERMIQUE	11	11	sw
CANADA	13	1	e
CLIMAT	18	7	nw
CLIMATOGRAMME	18	7	sw
CONTINENTAL	18	7	w
CONVECTION	13	1	w
COURANTJET	4	14	n
CYCLONIQUE	18	17	w
EFFETMODERATEUR	3	19	e
FRONT	4	19	ne
GRAPHIQUE	1	6	s
MARITIME	19	3	s
PRECIPITATION	18	4	s
REGIONS	8	14	n
RELIEF	17	19	nw
TEMPS	15	7	nw
VENTDOMINANT	12	10	w