North+America+&+World+Climates

=media type="custom" key="25082564"= =North America & World Climates= Source: Peel MC, Finlayson BL, & McMahon TA (2007), Updated world map of the Köppen-Geiger Climate Classification, Hydrol. Earth Syst. Sci., 11, 1633-1644.
 * < ===Main Climates=== ||< ===Precipitation=== ||< ===Temperature=== ||<  ||
 * < ===A: equatorial=== ||< ===W: desert=== ||< ===h: hot arid=== ||< ===F: polar frost=== ||
 * < ===B: arid(1)=== ||< ===S: steppe/grass lands=== ||< ===k: cold arid=== ||< ===T: polar tundra=== ||
 * < ===C: warm temperature=== ||< ===f: fully humid=== ||< ===a: hot summer=== ||<  ||
 * < ===D: snow=== ||< ===s: summer dry=== ||< ===b: warm summer=== ||<  ||
 * < ===E: polar=== ||< ===w: winter dry=== ||< ===c: cool summer=== ||<  ||
 * <  ||< ===m:monsoonal(2)=== ||< ===d:extremely continental(3)=== ||<   ||
 * 1) Having little or no rain.
 * 2) Monsoonal is a wind system (that is typically accompanied by rain) that influences the regional climate and reverses direction seasonally.
 * 3) Extremely Continental is a climate characterized by important annual variation in temperature due to the lack of significant bodies of water nearby.

United States Map of Koppen-Geiger climate classification




 * = ===Main Climates=== ||= ===Precipitation=== ||= ===Temperature=== ||=  ||
 * = ===A: equatorial=== ||= ===W: desert=== ||= ===h: hot arid=== ||= ===F: polar frost=== ||
 * = ===B: arid(1)=== ||= ===S: steppe/grass lands=== ||= ===k: cold arid=== ||= ===T: polar tundra=== ||
 * = ===C: warm temperature=== ||= ===f: fully humid=== ||= ===a: hot summer=== ||=  ||
 * = ===D: snow=== ||= ===s: summer dry=== ||= ===b: warm summer=== ||=  ||
 * = ===E: polar=== ||= ===w: winter dry=== ||= ===c: cool summer=== ||=  ||
 * =  ||= ===m:monsoonal(2)=== ||= ===d:extremely continental**(3)**=== ||=   ||
 * 1) Having little or no rain.
 * 2) Monsoonal is a wind system (that is typically accompanied by rain) that influences the regional climate and reverses direction seasonally.
 * 3) Extremely Continental is a climate characterized by important annual variation in temperature due to the lack of significant bodies of water nearby.