What biome are in the state of Washington?

Answer 1

AnswerSeattle, Washington has one rain forest in it so it can be considered a temperate rain forest biome. If one were to look on a map of biomes you could also consider it part of the alpine biome.

I agree with the temperate rain forest, though I would not call it alpine.

Answer 2

I am studying this in school right now the different biomes are: Grassland, Deciduous forest, tundra, Coniferous forest, Tropical rain forest, and desert. Because it is not that hot or cold I would rule out tundra, grassland, and desert. I believe that it is a Coniferous forest. It usually has a lot of conifer trees( cone bearing) like pine trees.

Answer 3

AnswerSeattle, Washington has one rain forest in it so it can be considered a temperate rain forest biome. If one were to look on a map of biomes you could also consider it part of the alpine biome.

I agree with the temperate rain forest, though I would not call it alpine.

Answer 4

The primary biomes in Washington state are cloud forests and temperate rain forests. Both are moist and cool, and get lots of annual rainfall. Ferns and conifers are the primary plants in both forests.

In Washington, D.C., the biome is temperate, mixed forest. There are maples, oak, and birch trees, as well as conifers. They have a moderate average temperature and a somewhat high annual rainfall, although they often have a distinct dry season.

Answer 5

Cold in the winter with little snow, cloudy sometimes and against the myth it does not rain a lot. During the summer it is warm (not super warm) and sunny.

Answer 6

There are a number of biomes found in Oregon. These include the forest, the taiga, as well as some grasslands.

Answer 7

the rainforest,desert,and taiga

Answer 8

Washington is an alpine.