The theory of continentality is true. The further away from the Gulf of Mexico, the higher the temperature range will be.

The theory of continentality is that the further away from a major ocean, the greater the temperature range is. For this project three major cities in South Texas were chosen; Galveston, Houston and San Antonio. I chose each of these cities, because I am planning to move to San Antonio or Houston after I graduate. The weather in that area of the country is very different than it is here and I thought it w

ould interesting to find out just a little more about the climate in that area.

As I expected, the range from Galveston to Houston went up, however the range from Houston to San Antonio went down. This would disprove the theory, however, I did notice that if I would have used the August high for San Antonio, the results would prove the theory true. There are a few reason this could have happened. First, my data could be wrong. I could have made a mistake when entering the data. Or two, the data I collected could have been wrong. Another reason could have been cloud cover, or general weather differences because of long weather trends, such as La Nina.

My hypothesis was based solely on the week I spent in south Texas and then on the theory of continentality. I collected my data from the United States Weather Pages online. I gr

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