SOIL FORMATION
Weathering is the process by which soil is created. Weathering is a natural process that occurs as a result of wind, water, or environmental changes. Weathering is the process by which huge rocks are broken down into smaller bits. By combining with decomposing plants and animal bits, these little boulders make soil.
IMPORTANCE OF CLIMATE IN SOIL FORMATION
The speed of chemical reactions is influenced by temperature and moisture, which helps govern how quickly rocks weather and dead animals degrade. Soils develop more quickly in warm, moist climates and more slowly in cold, arid regions. One of the most important climate factors in soil development is rainfall.
Climate is one of the five soil-forming elements, and it has a considerable impact on the qualities of soil. Warmer, wetter climates produce more developed soils than cooler, drier climates. The chemical and biological activities that transform parent material into soil are aided by warm weather.
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