Mediterranean climate


Mediteranean climate

The Mediterranean climate is characterized by no freezing temperatures in winter and dry summers. It is Europe's hottest climate.

This climate occurs on the Western part of the continent and refers to zones in a range of latitudes between 30 and 45 degrees. There is a rather wet and soft winter and precipitations are clearly delimitated in time. Summers are hot and arid. The Mediterranean climate is of C type according to the Köppen classification (moderate wet with dry summer).

Europe


Provance - France

  • The shores of the Mediterranean Sea.
  • The Crimea peninsula in south Russia.

    Africa


    Provance - France

  • Morocco
  • North of Algeria
  • North of Tunisia like along its coasts
  • The Cape area in South Africa (Elizabeth Port)

    Asia

  • The Middle East.


    Middle East Mediterranean climate

    North America

  • The south and center of California and the extreme north of Lower California.

    South America


    Santiago - Chile

  • The Santiago of Chile area.

    Oceania


    Margaret river area near Pearth

  • South-west Australia around Perth.

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