Phrases with «maritime climate»

A maritime climate refers to the type of weather and climate conditions experienced in coastal areas. It is influenced by the presence of large bodies of water, such as oceans or seas, which impact the temperature and precipitation patterns. Maritime climates tend to have mild winters, cooler summers, and higher levels of rainfall compared to inland or continental climates. Full definition

maritime climate

Sentences with «maritime climate»

This bright, fresh, focused chardonnay, with its pristine citrus fruit and wafts of oak is like a delicate watercolour painting that captures the cool maritime climate of the Mornington Peninsula and the breezy hillside location of Point Leo's vineyard. (afr.com)
Portugal's temperate maritime climate differs depending upon altitude and location. (greatrail.com)
The tropical maritime climate varies considerably, not only from one season to the next but also from one island to the next - and, on the larger islands, even from one region to the next. (off-the-beaten-track.net)
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Phrases with «maritime climate»

Sentences with «maritime climate»

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