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    Tundra climates are very cold with long, dark winters where temperatures rise above freezing for only a few months each year. Mountain climates are usually wetter and windier than lowland regions and many high peaks are always covered in snow. Dry grasslands located in the center of continents have hot summers, cold winters, and little rainfall so few trees can grow, while deserts are hot and dry all year with almost no rain and daytime temperatures from 30-45 degrees Celsius dropping below freezing at night.

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    Tundra climates are very cold with long, dark winters where temperatures rise above freezing for only a few months each year. Mountain climates are usually wetter and windier than lowland regions and many high peaks are always covered in snow. Dry grasslands located in the center of continents have hot summers, cold winters, and little rainfall so few trees can grow, while deserts are hot and dry all year with almost no rain and daytime temperatures from 30-45 degrees Celsius dropping below freezing at night.

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    Climate Types

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    Tundra climates are very cold with long, dark winters where temperatures rise above freezing for only a few months each year. Mountain climates are usually wetter and windier than lowland regions and many high peaks are always covered in snow. Dry grasslands located in the center of continents have hot summers, cold winters, and little rainfall so few trees can grow, while deserts are hot and dry all year with almost no rain and daytime temperatures from 30-45 degrees Celsius dropping below freezing at night.

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    C L I M AT E

    TYPES
    By Augustas & Nauris 6b
    • Tundra climates are cold and
    dry, with long, dark winters.
    • In the tundra temperatures
    rise above freezing for only a

    Tundra
    few months each year.
    • On mountains, the
    temperature decreases with
    altitude, and many high peaks
    are always covered in snow.
    • Mountain climates are usually
    wetter and windier than

    Mountain
    lowland regions.
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    • Dry grasslands are found in the
    center of continents.
    • They have hot summers, cold

    Dry
    winters and little rainfall, so
    very few trees can grow there.
    Grassland
    • Earth's deserts are hot and dry
    all year-round, and usually
    receive almost no rain.
    • Deserts are often found in the
    center of continents.
    • In the day temperatures
    reach anywhere from 30-45
    degrees Celsius.
    • At night temperatures drop to
    Desert below freezing.

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