Western Europe has warmer weather than areas of the same latitude due to the North Atlantic Drift, an outlet of the Gulf Stream, which is a warm-water current.
Generally, western Europe has warmer weather than eastern Europe due to the moderating effects of the Atlantic Ocean. Eastern Europe experiences more continental climate, with colder winters and hotter summers.Areas along the Mediterranean coast in southern Europe can have warm temperatures year-round.
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The North Atlantic Drift brings warmer weather to Europe, especially Western Europe. Compared to areas of the same latitude, Western Europe is usually about 10-15 F warmer.
In western Poland winters are warmer and less snowy, in eastern Poland winters are colder and more snowy.
The North Atlantic Drift brings warmer weather to Europe, especially Western Europe. Compared to areas of the same latitude, Western Europe is usually about 10-15 F warmer.
Northeastern Europe is one of the coldest inhabited places on Earth. Southern Europe is the warmest place in all of Europe, so Northeastern Europe is most definitely not warmer than Southern Europe.
The Gulf Stream, with its northern extension of the North Atlantic Drift, brings warm weather to Western Europe. Because of this, Western Europe can be up to some 15˚F warmer than areas of the same latitude.
Water is a better conductor of heat than land. Since Western Europe has more surface area in contact to water in summer it gets less hotter and in winter it has more moderate climate than Eastern Europe because the sea helps in radiating the heat and cold. The Sea in the West is more moderate in temprature so it helps the western Europe
It is warmer than equivalent latitudes. This is due to the Gulf Stream which brings warmer waters from the Gulf of Mexico towards western Europe.
The North Atlantic Current brings much warmer weather to Europe. This explains why Europe is some 15˚F warmer than areas of the same latitude.
It tranfports/trasfers heat (eg the Gulf stream which makes Western Europe warmer than usual)