Climate Zones
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The document describes 12 major climate zones around the world, including ice cap, subarctic, tundra, highlands, marine west coast, humid continental, Mediterranean, humid subtropical, semiarid, arid, tropical wet/dry, and tropical wet. Each climate zone is characterized by distinct temperature and precipitation patterns, and examples of locations within each zone are provided.
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- 3. • MEDITERRANEAN • HUMID SUBTROPICAL • SEMIARID • ARID • TROPICAL WET/DRY • TROPICAL WET
- 4. ICE CAP Very cold all year Permanent ice/snow Location: South Pole, Antarctica
- 6. SUBARCTIC Cold, snowy winters Cool, rainy summers Location: Archangel, Russia
- 8. TUNDRA Very cold winters Cold summers Little rain/snow Location: Nome, Alaska
- 10. HIGHLANDS Temperature and precipitation vary with latitude and elevation Location: La Paz, Bolivia
- 12. MARINE WEST COAST Warm summers Cool winters Rainfall all year Location: Sydney, Australia
- 14. HUMID CONTINENTAL Warm, rainy summers Cool, snowy winters Location: MinneapolisSt. Paul, Minnesota
- 16. MEDITERRANEAN Warm all year Dry summers Short, rainy winters Location: Nice, France
- 18. HUMID SUBTROPICAL Hot, rainy summers Mild winters, with some rain Location: Shanghai, China
- 20. ARID Hot and dry all year Very little rain Location: Windhoek, Namibia
- 22. SEMIARID Hot, dry summers Cool, dry winters Location: Ankara, Turkey
- 24. TROPICAL WET Hot and rainy all year Location: Bangkok, Thailand
- 26. TROPICAL WET AND DRY Hot all year Rainy and dry seasons Location: Mexico City, Mexico
- 28. THINKING… How would you describe the climate in Pennsylvania? Which climate zone are we in?