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Two students made the following statements to describe atmospheric conditions at a location. Student A: This area has been covered with snow for the past thousand years.
Student B: The city experiences dry winters.

Which of these is true about the two statements? (3 points)
They both described climate.
They both described weather.
Student A described climate and Student B described weather.
Student A described weather and Student B described climate.

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