Climate Zones. LOW MIDDLE HIGH MIDDLE HIGH Semiarid Around deserts/Inside continents Hot summers and cooler winters Grassland, few trees.

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Climate Zones

LOW MIDDLE HIGH MIDDLE HIGH

Semiarid Around deserts/Inside continents Hot summers and cooler winters Grassland, few trees

Humid Subtropical East coasts mid lats. Hot H. summers/ Mild H. winters Mixed forest

Marine West Coast West Coast upper-mid lats. Cloudy mild summers/ cool rainy winters Temperate Evergreen Forest

Subarctic Interior/East coasts High Lats. Extreme Temps., long cold winters Northern evergreen forest

Tropical Wet and Dry Humid Tropics-T.W.&D.-Deserts Warm all year, Rainy/Dry Seasons Tropical grassland with scattered trees

Desert 10in or less rain. Summer warm-hot. Winter quite cool- freezing Scrubby bushes and vegetation

Humid Continental East Coasts Upper mid lats. 4 seasons, long cold winter & S. W. summers Mixed forest Trees>2-3 stories

Highland High mountain regions Greatly varied temperatures Forest- Tundra

Tundra High lats. Coasts Cold all year Moss, lichens, low shrubs

Tropical Wet Low lat. Always Hot Tropical Rain Forest

Mediterranean W. Coasts Mid lats. Dry sun warm summers/ mild wetter winters Scrub, woodland, and grasslands

Ice Cap Polar regions Freezing cold year round Ice caps are ice. No vegetation.

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