continental climate — noun The climate characteristic of the interior of a continent, with hot summers, cold winters, and little rainfall • • • Main Entry: ↑continent * * * ˌcontinental ˈclimate 7 [continental climate] noun a fairly dry pattern of weather with very… … Useful english dictionary
Continental climate — For the influence of continental climates on viticulture, see continental climate (wine). Continental climate is not found on southern hemisphere. Continental climate is a climate that is characterized by important annual variation in temperature … Wikipedia
continental climate — UK / US noun [countable, usually singular] Word forms continental climate : singular continental climate plural continental climates science a climate with very hot summers, very cold winters, and not much rain that is typical of the central part … English dictionary
continental climate — /ˌkɒntənɛntəl ˈklaɪmət/ (say .kontuhnentuhl kluymuht) noun a type of climate associated with continental interiors and characterised by extremely hot, sunny summers, bitterly cold winters, and little rainfall occurring mainly in early summer …
continental climate — n. (Meteorology) comparatively dry climate with very hot summers and very cold winters (typical of the central parts of Asia and North America) … English contemporary dictionary
continental climate — noun a relatively dry climate with very hot summers and very cold winters, characteristic of the central parts of Asia and North America … English new terms dictionary
continental climate — typical climates of interior areas well away from the influence of the sea. Tend to hot summers and cold winters with a large temperature range between the two. Low overall precipitation which tends to be at its highest in summer if convection… … Geography glossary
Humid continental climate — worldwide Dsa … Wikipedia
Climate of Australia — Climate map of Australia, based on the Köppen climate classification … Wikipedia
Climate of Spain — Climate of the Iberian Peninsula according to the Köppen Climate Classification. Spanish State Meteorological Agency Agencia Estatal de Meteorología and Portuguese Meteorological Institute Instituto de Meteorologia.[1] … Wikipedia
