Climate Zones

A climate zone is a region with a broadly consistent long-term pattern of temperature and precipitation, largely determined by latitude, elevation, and distance from large bodies of water. Global patterns of atmospheric and oceanic circulation are what create and maintain these regional climate differences, from consistently hot and humid tropical zones near the equator to cold, dry polar zones near the poles.

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