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Climate Types

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show extremes of temperature; long cold winters and short mild summers; low precipitation amounts all year  
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Humid Continental   show
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Mediterranean   show
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Highland   show
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Tropical Humid   show
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show about 10-20 in of precipitation annually; hot summers and cooler winters with wide temperature ranges similar to desert temperatures  
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Tropical Wet-Dry   show
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Ice Cap   show
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show precipitation of less than 10 in. annually; sunny and hot in the tropics and sunny with great temperature ranges in middle latitudes  
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Marine West Coast   show
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Subarctic   show
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Humid Sub-Tropical   show
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