Summary
This quote acknowledges the difference between climate and weather. Climate refers to the long-term patterns and averages of weather conditions in a specific region over a period, such as years or decades, while weather represents short-term variations in temperature, precipitation, or wind at any given moment. The quote suggests that while we may have certain expectations for the overall climate of a place, the day-to-day weather can often deviate from those expectations. It reminds us that while climate change alters long-term climate patterns, it does not dictate specific weather events on a daily basis.
By Mark Twain