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Mediterranean climate
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type of climate characterised by mild to cold wet winters and mild to hot dry summers
A Mediterranean climate is a type of weather pattern where winters are mild to cold and wet, while summers are mild to hot and dry. This climate is important because it affects where certain plants and animals can live, and influences how people in those regions grow crops and use water.
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Regions with Mediterranean climates Hot-summer Mediterranean climate (Csa)
Warm-summer Mediterranean climate (Csb)
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