Noun explanation of climate factors

Climatic factors refer to the climatic factors that form the biological environment. There are mainly three aspects: radiation factors, circulation factors and geographical factors.

The basic factors controlling climate formation: solar radiation, atmospheric circulation and the nature of underlying surface are the three natural factors of climate formation. Solar radiation, atmospheric circulation, land and ocean distribution, topography and underlying surface characteristics are also climatic factors. Climate factors are interrelated and mutually restricted, and there are very complex feedback effects. Only by correctly understanding the dialectical relationship between climate factors can we grasp the law of climate formation and evolution, explain weather and climate phenomena, predict the future climate change trend, make rational use of climate resources and maintain a good ecological environment.