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It makes the temperatures cooler.
Desert
because reykjavik is located closer to water and water moderates its climate
Tropical climates have summers that are hot with winters that are only slightly cooler. Hawaii is one place that has a tropical climate.
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Dry climate like hot summers and cooler winters do have little vegetation.
South Carolina has mild winters. The southern portion is the warmest. Temperatures decline to the northwest. Summers are very warm in South Carolina, with generally even temperatures. The northwest is slightly cooler. Rainfall is usually abundant throughout the state. The southeast and northwest receive the most precipitation. It's my belief that it was pretty much the same way when the state was a colony.So the climate is sub-tropical humid in some sort
Yes, Nova Scotia has a subarctic climate. This type of climate is characterized by long, cold winters with temperatures averaging below 0C and short, cool summers with temperatures averaging around 16C. Nova Scotia's climate is also affected by the ocean, which moderates temperatures and increases precipitation. The following are some of the characteristics of a subarctic climate: Long, cold winters with temperatures averaging below 0C Short, cool summers with temperatures averaging around 16C Moderated temperatures and increased precipitation due to the ocean Milder temperatures in winter and cooler temperatures in summer than other subarctic climatesNova Scotia's climate is milder than many other subarctic climates because of its proximity to the ocean and its moderating influence.
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marine
It makes the temperatures cooler.
Desert
Oceans cause the land masses near by to have more moderate temperatures. (Cooler summers and warmer winters.)
South Carolina has mild winters. The southern portion is the warmest. Temperatures decline to the northwest. Summers are very warm in South Carolina, with generally even temperatures. The northwest is slightly cooler. Rainfall is usually abundant throughout the state. The southeast and northwest receive the most precipitation. It's my belief that it was pretty much the same way when the state was a colony.So the climate is sub-tropical humid in some sort
because reykjavik is located closer to water and water moderates its climate