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Mediterranean Climate (Csbn)
  • Temperature average between 32 and 64 F
  • Precipitation - mild foggy summer wet winter
  • Vegetation - chaparral, drought resistant woody
    shrubs scattered trees
  • Mediterranean woodland
  • Soils - mixed
  • Locations - North Coastal valleys of California

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The Geography of Californias Climates
  • Patterns
  • Dry Climates (B)
  • Mid Temp. Climates (C)
  • Snow Climates (D)
  • Ice Climates (E)

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Snow Climates (D)
  • Temperature - coldest month is below 32f
  • warmest month is above 50F
  • Dsb Mediterranean Highlands with dry summer
  • Dfc,d Subarctic climate

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Mediterranean Highlands (Dsb)
  • Temperature - one month averages below 32F and
    at least one averages over 50F
  • great annual temperature range
  • Precipitation - dry summer with some
    thunderstorms
  • Vegetation - mostly conifers
  • Soils - acidic
  • Locations - Higher latitudes and interiors of
    California

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Subarctic Climate (Dfc,d)
  • Temperature average below 32F at least 4 months
    of the year
  • great annual temperature range
  • Precipitation - minimal (5-30)
  • Vegetation - smaller conifers - taiga forests
  • Soils - acidic
  • Locations - Predominate in higher latitudes and
    interiors of Sierra Nevada and Klamath

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The Geography of Californias Climates
  • Patterns
  • Dry Climates
  • Mid Temp. Climates
  • Snow Climates
  • Ice Climates

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Ice Climates (E)
  • Temperature - monthly averages 9-12 months below
    32F
  • no summer
  • very little precipitation
  • under polar high and the easterlies

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Polar Tundra Climate (ET)
  • Temperature average below 32F 9 months of the
    year
  • great annual temperature range
  • Precipitation -2-5 inches
  • Vegetation - mosses lichens
  • Soils - significant permafrost
  • Locations - Higher elevations and passes in
    California (over 7,000 ft.)

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Polar Ice Cap (EF)
  • Temperature average below 32F all year
  • Precipitation - meager - desert like
  • Vegetation - none
  • Soils - none
  • Locations -Glaciated regions of Mt. Shasta and
    the Sierra Nevada. Found at highest elevations

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The Geography of California Climates
  • Patterns
  • Dry Climates
  • Mid Temp Climates
  • Snow Climates
  • Ice Climates

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Physical Geography of California
  • Earth Structure Movement
  • Plate Tectonics Earthquakes
  • Rocks The Rock Cycle
  • Geomorphology
  • Landform Classification
  • Landform Types
  • Climate Vegetation Zones
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