Northwestern Europe (or mainly the British Isles) have an Oceanic Climate. This includes cool winters and warm summers. There is also no such thing as a dry season.
the north atlantic drift.
gulf stream
The climate in northwest Europe includes hot dry summers while the winters and warm and wet. This type of climate is consistent from one year to another.
- A warm current flows along Europe's northwestern coast.winter's can get cold & summer's are mild
Southern Europe has mild winters and hot summers due to its Mediterranean Climate.
The three countries that are part of the northwestern highlands in Europe are Scotland, Ireland, and Iceland. These regions are characterized by rugged landscapes, mountains, and coastal areas with a cooler and wetter climate.
The Alps form a barrier that separates the warm, dry climate of the Mediterranean region from the cooler climates of the north. The Alps block moist Atlantic winds, so less precipitation falls in southern Europe than in northwestern Europe.
Marine
The North Atlantic Current, an extension of the Gulf Stream, moderates much of the air temperature over northwestern Europe. This warm ocean current brings heat from the Gulf of Mexico towards Europe, creating a milder climate and preventing extreme temperature fluctuations.
Centeral Europe, Northeren Europe and Northwestern Europe.
That depends on what you mean. Politically it would be the European Union; in terms of climate it would be the Atlantic Ocean and also the Arctic. There are many possible interpretations to that question.