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Temperature and precipitation influence the speed of weathering of parent materials and any soil properties such as mineral composition and organic matter content. If weather increases or decreases, in temperature, increase physical weathering of rocks.
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How does climate affect soil formation?

Water and solar energy have a major impact on climate, which in turn affects how soil is formed. Water is crucial to the life cycles of soil organisms because it acts as the solvent for chemical reactions in the soil. The primary medium for the erosive or percolative transportation of solid particles in water. The amount of energy available from the sun determines how quickly these water-mediated processes occur.

Temperature and rainfall are the two main determinants of climate influence. Through its impact on organisms, climate also has an indirect impact on how soil is formed. Rainfall and high temperatures accelerate weathering, which expands the amount of soil development.

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