Determine the average January sea-level temperature at the following eight lettered points. Indicate if your answers are in °C or °F.
The following questions are based on the isotherm map in Figure 6-3, showing average January sea-level temperatures in °C and °F. Eight lettered points (labeled “A” to “H”) are shown on the map.
Figure 6-3: Average January sea-level temperatures (°C and °F). (Adapted from McKnight and Hess, Physical Geography, 9th ed.)
A. ____ / 70° F
B. ____ / 55° F
C. ____ / 80° F
D. ____ / 72° F
E. ____ / 82° F
F. ____ / 50° F
G. ____ / 33° F
F. ____ / 78° F
A. 21° C / 70° F
B. 13° C / 55° F
C. 27° C / 80° F
D. 22° C / 72° F
E. 28° C / 82° F
F. 10° C / 50° F
G. 1° C / 33° F
F. 26° C / 78° F
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