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- proper noun Trewartha is a Cornish
surname meaning "Upper Farm" or "Upper Homestead".
Etymologies
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Examples
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Trewartha classifies the tropical wet-dry climate as Aw, with the letter w signifying a dry winter.
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Trewartha (1968) classifies the climate of these lands as Cs, signifying a temperate rainy climate with the dry, hot summers indicated by the symbol s (see Appendix 2, climate diagram for Pasadena, California).
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Trewartha (1968) classifies the marine west coast climate as Do -- temperate and rainy, with warm summers.
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Trewartha classifies the climate as BSk; the letter k signifies a cool climate with at least 1 month of average temperatures below 32°F (0°C).
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Trewartha (1968) redefined the boundary between C and D climates as the isotherm of 32F (0C) for the coldest month, thereby pushing the climate boundary south to a line extending roughly from St. Louis to New York City.
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Trewartha classifies this climate as Ar, with no month averaging less than 2.4 in (60 mm) of rainfall.
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These areas have climates that Trewartha calls BWh.
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This produces the tundra climate that Trewartha (1968) designates as Ft. Average temperature of the warmest month lies between 50F (10C) and 32F (0C).
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Trewartha (1968) classifies the climate of tropical/subtropical steppes as BSh, indicating a hot semiarid climate where potential evaporation exceeds precipitation, and where all months have temperatures above 32F (0C).
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Trewartha said accredited colleges such as Globe and Rasmussen don't mind standards; they weed out the lower-quality schools.
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