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The Sahara climate is subtropical, hot desert at north and tropical, hot desert in the south part. The subtropical, hot desert climate is characterized by long, extremely hot summers and short, hot winters with a very high sunshine duration throughout the year, extremely low rate of yearly precipitation and large diurnal temperature amplitudes up to 20-25 °C. The tropical, hot desert climate is characterized by moderated extremely hot summers and hotter winters than in the subtropical climate and all with a high sunshine duration year-round, a very low rate of yearly precipitation and moderated diurnal temperature ranges up to 10-15 °C.

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