What is Missouri's Climate?
471473
its nice right now but ya never know when its goin to change
749653
try this site, sometimes you have to pay a couple bucks to get the info\n\nhttp://www.ncdc.noaa.gov/oa/climateresearch.html
473083
Try the Missouri State Parks website
214501
Looks like Missouri State University would be a good choice. [see link]
424828
Soil and climate conditions.
728659
This year Missouri beat Kansas State 41-21 at Missouri. I attended the game.
431255
Climate and Weather:\nhttp://www.gov.pe.ca/infopei/index.php3?number=856&lang=E\n\nAnything else can probably be found in the links below.
807771
go to the national weather service web site in the source part of my reply and go to montana and research this information.  you should have no problem finding this info, but you may have to look for a while
227935
By regions, do you mean climatic regions, changes in terrain, different ethnic groups, or ... ?\n\nClimatic regions.\n\nA - Tropical Moist Climates: all months have average temperatures above 18° Celsius.\n\nB - Dry Climates: with deficient precipitation during most of the year.\n\nC - Moist Mid-latitude Climates with Mild Winters.\n\nD - Moist Mid-Latitude Climates with Cold Winters.\n\nE - Polar Climates: with extremely cold winters and summers.
989878
weather - this is the condition of a day over a small period of time. for example a day \nclimate - this is the condition of the atmosphere over a large area reckoned by its weather over a span of 35 years . north America has a cool climate is an example of where you use climate .\ntoday's weather is warm . this is an example of where you use weather . \nquestion solved????
436836
Missouri and Snake Rivers
699451
i don't, but i do live in missouri.
1051985
Differences in temperature, humidity, and the effects of a huge water source - the Pacific ocean, wind and weather patterns .\n\n\nNorthwest Washington is humid, due to the Pacific ocean and large number of rivers.  \n\nSouthwest Texas doesn't have a big ocean.
137347
Colorado is great!  300+ days of sunshine a year. Clear blue skies. No high humidity, so nothing gets moldy, or mildewed, and cereal/chips don't get soggy.  There are very few bugs compared to other places. No earthquakes or hurricanes, and very few tornados. In most of the state it doesn't get too hot or too cold. Even when it is below zero, it is sunny and crisp and beautiful.  \n\nWater availability is a big issue - developers are supposed to be able to guarantee a 100 year water supply before building new houses (up to 300 yrs in some counties), and that totally gets blown off, so along the front range (eastern edge of mtns) even the deep wells will be dry in a few years, and there is going to be a big crisis.\n\nBut living here is wonderful... Black Canyon of the Gunnison; well maintained trails for skiing, biking, and hiking; native american ruins; Garden of the Gods; Red Rocks ampitheatre; dinosaur fossils; elk and big cats; opera houses and art and history museums; several pro sports teams; wineries and brew pubs; rustic mining towns; artist communities...  everything except the ocean!
504529
Last Five Terms in Office : Governor of Missouri -\n\nIn 1992, Democrat Mel Carnahan was elected governor; he won reelection in 1996. After Gov. Carnahan died in a plane crash in Oct., 2000, Lt. Gov. Roger B. Wilson succeeded him. In November, Democrat Bob Holden was elected to the office. Republican Matt Blunt won the governorship in 2004.
750047
I would think a warm climate like Florida, Texas, or New Mexico or probably Arizonia?
364665
Southern California for one. It can be arid during the day and cool at night, due to the nearby ocean breezes.  Not quite as cool as you go more inland.