Spain has by far the most varied climate in Western Europe, and a surprised amount of zones for a fairly small country

@augth

5 ай бұрын

The Iberian penisua is the most naturally diverse area in Europe. This is due to the mountainous terrain and lower latitude.

@-AxisA-

5 ай бұрын

I went to check and I guess you're right that Spain is a "fairly small country". Even Thailand is bigger bigger than Spain and Spain is only the 52. Largest country on Earth, with just over 500,000km^2.

@marcom9103

5 ай бұрын

@-AxisA- the mercator projection makes many countries in the far Northern Latitudes look much bigger than they are. Spain is big, but much smaller than many countries that look a similar size in the tropical regions

@flaviomulatojerkin

5 ай бұрын

Most of the Iberia Peninsula is like that bro. I'm from Portugal and I could say the same about my country

@TTMiao8

5 ай бұрын

i would say even italy, cause its very long from north to south

With all the diverse climate regions in relatively small area of South Africa, yet only cape town only gets a mention.

@fabiano371

5 ай бұрын

Im glad someone else mentioned this! if you drive for a day in south africa you will literally cross 4-5 different climates/seasons. its trully incredible on how diverse our landscape is.

Surely South Africa should get more of a mention due to the various biomes which is due to the weather especially cos of it’s size.

@DinoBryce

5 ай бұрын

As a South African, I agree

@SirKaison

4 ай бұрын

Have you noticed that many foreigners can’t find it in themselves to say something positive about South Africa? They want us to believe that our country is worthless and hopeless, but that can’t be further from the truth. South Africa is a wildly underrated and misunderstood country.

@DinoBryce

4 ай бұрын

@@SirKaison Our country is quite bad though

The country with the least variation compared to its size is Brazil. Obviously there is some variation in Brazil but compared to its humongous size it's still surprisingly little. You may only find snow if you go very south to high altitude during winter months. Even the southernmost regions are warm to hot for most of the year whereas the rest of the country is just hot year-round. Not many high mountains either to change the pattern.

@aleksandardjordjevic95

5 ай бұрын

There are some deserts in Brazil, or semi arid zones? All other parts are Tropical Rainforest,Tropical Savana or Humid subtropical

@mysteriousDSF

5 ай бұрын

@@aleksandardjordjevic95 still not much considering Brazil is bigger than Australia and the contiguous US

@sanexpreso2944

5 ай бұрын

Definitely not, most of the Brazilian population lives between plateaus, just like Spain for example, the climate of Brasilia for example is subtropical high, it is not the same climate as much of central Brazil

@arsaii

5 ай бұрын

Russia has few variations too, considering the majority of its variations are derivated from cold climates, but few variations between very different climates, like Australia or US both have

@davilimalol4612

5 ай бұрын

I think Indonesia which he already mentioned is number one. We're definitely high up there though.

im from turkey, you can swim and ski at the same time here with only 1 hour drive. coasts are humid meanwhile inner anatolia is steppe

@marekohampton8477

4 ай бұрын

I've been in SW Turkey, Aegean coast, at all times of the year. In late March/early April, I would be walking around with a t-shirt and shorts in 20C weather, and the locals would be wearing puffer jackets and woolly hats! I'm off there in 2 days for Christmas and New Year, it's usually very mild and sunny, although it can rain heavily at times. I was also there for 12 days last February, and it was glorious. Clear, sunny and warm all day from around 10am, but really cold at night and early mornings.

Out of the US and China, I think the US has more variation, and the UAE has the least variation, all red with no spots

@RuhrRedArmy

5 ай бұрын

I would say Bahrain, Kuwait and Qatar have the least variation as the UAE does have mountains which would be considerably cooler (though perhaps not necessarily enough to be a different classification).

@lucasmesquita2160

5 ай бұрын

Western Sahara is completely red

@Ben-zg4vg

5 ай бұрын

the world doesnt revolve around america g

@lucasmesquita2160

5 ай бұрын

@@Ben-zg4vg what do you mean? He said it in the video that the us and China have the most climate variation, just look at the map

@lswGD

5 ай бұрын

@@Ben-zg4vg since when was being biased towards usa? it is the only country with all 5 main climate types

As an Indian, This video needs a part 2

@user-ix6cm3iq6r

4 ай бұрын

it's true that India couldve gotten at least an honorable mention ;)

@HolyRomanEmpire962-1806

4 ай бұрын

It got@@user-ix6cm3iq6r

@lifeisshort8740

10 күн бұрын

@@user-ix6cm3iq6r but why they hate us ? You can't reverse truth brother 💗

Even if mexico has a majority of its territory covered by deserts, this doesn't equate to them being super hot year around, the sonoran desert has very mild winters but chihuahuan deserts and central scrublands get snowfalls every winter, sometimes in autumn. Central mexico has a very temperate climate, some people get surprised that vegetation there resembles more of that of PNW or Canada but with very mild temperatures. Even jungles in the south have variations, being the yucatan peninsula a dry tropical forest, temperatures get moderated by the gulf, chiapas rainforests have the classic tropical climate, being unbearable year around, thus not having as much human civilizations as the rest of Mexico.

@cool_gabe

5 ай бұрын

My family is from sw Zac. So I know what you mean about central Mexico

@qwertytypewriter2013

5 ай бұрын

@@cool_gabe I live in Aguascalientes (no more than 3 hours east of SW Zacatecas) and to me it's incredible how much much colder it gets in Zacatecas city compared to Aguas.

@eljanrimsa5843

5 ай бұрын

That's the altitude. Mexico City is at 2240 meters. That's higher than any mountain east of the Mississippi.

@Miguel.L

4 ай бұрын

I live in the southwestern part of Mexico City next to the Desierto de los leones national park, which gets covered in moss during the rainy season. I go mushroom hunting every year with my family and we easily get 5-6 pounds of edible mushrooms every time. It kinda feels like the Pacific Northwest but with San Francisco temperatures.

@ArmoredProtagonist999

Ай бұрын

There is a hidden sugar maple forest complete with an oceanic/ subtropical highland climate on the mountains in Jalisco. There are also firs, walnut trees, sycamores, various oaks, different epiphytic bromeliads, and even tree sized ferns. It is a relic forest that was more common in Mexico during the Pleistocene. Mexico even currently has twelve glaciers on three of its tallest mountains, which are all volcanoes.

Brazil in a nutshell: The Northern you go, the hotter it gets. The Southern you go, the colder it gets. The further you get in the West, the more it rains. The further you go in the East, the drier it gets. 😂😂😂😂

@user-xq5yq3mn2c

3 ай бұрын

Strange. Supposedly coastal parts receive more rain

@dzastin0713

3 ай бұрын

@user-xq5yq3mn2c Coasts are exceptions. However, Brazil's Southern Coast is way rainy than the northeastern coast.

Perth, Western Australia resident here. Enjoying the Hot Summer Mediterranean Climate although a bit more rain in Summer would be welcome.

@nameless8435

5 ай бұрын

I'm from Cairns bro... wanna kill myself in this heat

@CamilaMiranda3

5 ай бұрын

I am from Santiago de Chile in South America, and here we have the same climate as Perth, Temperate Mediterranean with hot summers. You understand us perfectly about what it is to experience Christmas in the middle of summer hahaha Here the majority of rains are in winter, between June and August.

@JulieEnglert-cj1hv

5 ай бұрын

@CamilaMiranda3 This sounds like Adelaide too.

@CamilaMiranda3

5 ай бұрын

@@JulieEnglert-cj1hv Santiago de Chile is located at the same latitude as Sydney, on the 33rd parallel south.

@mushroomsteve

5 ай бұрын

I'm in the Willamette Valley of Oregon, US. We have a cool summer Mediterranean climate (Köppen Csb). Nice summers with mild, chilly and rainy winters with occasional snow.

A small correction, in Chile there are no jungles, only temperate forest, which are very cold in winter, but in Chile there is no tropical climate that includes rain and heat... Chile is a country with temperate and cold climates.

@davidfriend9243

5 ай бұрын

Easter island which belongs to Chile has tropical climate which I forget often :)

@CamilaMiranda3

5 ай бұрын

@@davidfriend9243 Rapa Nui or Easter Island is located very far from continental Chile, practically in Oceania, another continent... On Easter Island there are no tropical jungles, its climate is subtropical savannah... In addition, only 0.04% of the entire population of Chile lives on Easter Island... Chile is the second country with the lowest average annual temperature in the Americas (8ºC), in continental Chile there is no tropical climate, much less jungles...

@jetset3049

5 ай бұрын

@@CamilaMiranda3 Easter Island is indeed classified as tropical rainforest climate - not as subtropical savanna as you mention. You are mixing vegetation cover and even population in your arguments. The Köppen Climate Classification consider temperatures and precipitation totals to define climates. Actually, Easter Island was covered in rainforests in the past, but due to undiscriminated deforestation it was left empty. This is also the main theory that explains the fall of the Rapa Nui civilization.

@flaviop5472

4 ай бұрын

​​@@CamilaMiranda3it's so weird to me that you felt the need to pretty much discount the island and act like it's not worth considering, when you were already on the right in saying that there are no jungles in the island. That's all the video had said after all, and whether it's a subtropical savannah or a tropical rainforest weather is besides the point. It comes across to me like, through trying to seem smart and infallible, you're just openly discriminating against the island, which, being prejudiced is worse than being fallible lmao P.S. also, your original comment is like, Chile is a country of "temperate and cold climate", right? So, like, fuck the Atacama desert and nearby regions too, then? 😅

@theuselessdrunk

4 ай бұрын

@@CamilaMiranda3 el clima no se mide segun cantidad de poblacion, y tampoco segun la vegetacion eso se llama bioma no clima

Many geography KZreadrs make content that is too confusing, complicated, and “political-y” for me to understand, and I love how your channel makes geography videos that are made for fun so that I can watch something I like without getting too perplexed about the topic. Keep up this good work! 😄👍

@grissee

5 ай бұрын

if it's too politic-y, then it's a geopolitics video, not geography

@ItsKyltii

5 ай бұрын

@@grissee Eh, well I kinda consider it the same thing. People like RealLifeLore do both types of content (even though he mainly only does geopolitics nowadays), so I get them mixed up.

@Atlas99973

5 ай бұрын

Couldn't agree more 💯

@ItsKyltii

5 ай бұрын

@@Atlas99973 :D

@grissee

5 ай бұрын

@@ItsKyltii I see, btw, have you ever watched the channel Atlas Pro?

Russia is also quite heterogeneous in terms of climates. The South, in particular, ranges from cold desert (Bwk) on the east coast to humid subtropical (Cfa) on the west coast through Polar in the Caucasus (ET/EF)

@AlexBeau9

Ай бұрын

Don't you dare mentioning the biggest country on earth in a neutral or, God forbid, positive key on any Anglo-Saxon geography channel!

brazil has also lots of potential: + humid tropical in the east coast and the amazon + savannah climate in the central plateau, pantanal (an extension of the gran chaco), and the northeast region coast + hot semiarid in the caatinga (interior northeast region) + humid subtropical (dry winter) in the southeast region highlands + and hot temperate (no dry season) in the southern region

@Puppyfied

5 ай бұрын

usa and china has double that

@leondenizard3800

5 ай бұрын

@@Puppyfied nah they dont

@arineems6059

5 ай бұрын

@@leondenizard3800 Well, USA and China do have more diverse climate than Brazil.

@hariskhan01

5 ай бұрын

My country pakistan isn't big, but in terms of temprature it can range from mid 50 celsius (way above 100 F) to permanent Ice caps in the north, and from hot deserts cold deserts to humid monsoon climates and not to mention the Humid and cold mountains near murree, with many coniferous forests.

@vermelhojabuticaba

5 ай бұрын

@@Puppyfied yes i know. i watched the video and studied the koppen climate classification. my point is that ppl normally see brazil as a single-climate country, like they do with mexico, bc they dont know it

I live in Malaysia where its summer 365 days per year. I never experienced winter or fall or spring. My father used to study in the UK and when I was a child he would tell me stories about how he make snow man out of the snow, play with the snow and all. I remember thinking I cant wait to do the same thing one day. I hope I can experience the snow at least once in my lifetime.

@NRMDO

5 ай бұрын

You will, my friend.

@shayanraj7840

5 ай бұрын

Just come to Himalaya ( India/Nepal ), nearest place , you can easily experience great Winter in himalaya. It is as beautiful as Alps of europe.

@user-lz9po8xi4n

4 ай бұрын

Привет! Я живу в России и снега у нас много. Приезжай в Россию, особенно в Сибирь, где зима длится 8-9 месяцев в году.

@corruptedpoison1

4 ай бұрын

Take a trip to Denver CO in the US and go skiing in the mountains in the winter. Nothing else like it.

@FixerUpper-cb3wo

4 ай бұрын

@@corruptedpoison1 Oh I don't know about mountain skiing. I have poor balance, haha.

Where did you found that full detailed high resolution map?

Considering the tropical climate of Easter Island, the only climate Chile lacks is continental, due to their proximity to the coast. All of the other main categories are present. Love from Chile!! 🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱🇨🇱

@solomon4554

4 ай бұрын

Chile has continental climate if you use the 0°C isotherm.

@WesternPuchuu

4 ай бұрын

@@solomon4554 could you please explain?

@solomon4554

4 ай бұрын

@@WesternPuchuu Köppen climate classification has two standards to separate temperate climates from continental climates, 0°C in the coldest month or -3°C in the coldest month. If you use the 0°C isotherm, Chile has continental climate.

@WesternPuchuu

4 ай бұрын

@@solomon4554 Using 0 °C as the minimum temperature in the coldest month would make many zones typically considered as mediterranean fit into a continental climate. I'm thinking about Italy, for example. Could you please share the source of your information? I'd like to see it by myself. Thanks in advance ^_^

@solomon4554

4 ай бұрын

@@WesternPuchuu just look up Köppen climate classification on Wikipedia or a Köppen climate map of Chile on Google.

My city (São Paulo) is similar to London in terms of climate, 4 seasons in 1 day, hot summers, much of the year is cloudy, it rains a lot, here it just doesn't snow like London lol

@HolyRomanEmpire962-1806

4 ай бұрын

Not it's not similar, just that it has seasons, but sao paulo is much hotter on average, much sunnier and less rainy

@veyrr

4 ай бұрын

@@HolyRomanEmpire962-1806 That's why I said it's similar, not identical

@Athon51

4 ай бұрын

hahaha how are they similar? London has a marine west coast climate (Köppen climate classification: Cfb) while Sao Paulo has a humid subtropical climate (Köppen climate classification: Cfa). Sao Paulo is way, way, way the heck warmer than than London. On average, Sao Paulo is 20.0°C while London is 10.3°C, a difference of 9.7°C!!!!

I'm from Alberta in Canada which has many many different sub-climates from alpine tundra to boreal forests to even small deserts in the Northeast near Lake Athabasca. Most Albertans though settled in very narrow band of territory called the Aspen Parkland which contains very rich black soil. 80% of the province basically lives in the 300 km super-corridor between Edmonton and Calgary with the rest in a handful of regional cities and smaller market towns... And of course most of the immigrant stock that moved here is from nations with identical climates like Germany, Poland, Ukraine...

@bogot9277

5 ай бұрын

In Germany and Poland the climate is more oceanic with much milder winters. Alberta is more like southern Siberia

@muhammadramizbinasif6862

5 ай бұрын

The immigrant stock was from countries with similar soil, not climate

@axisboss1654

4 ай бұрын

@@bogot9277They are still continental just with less total variation

Kenya also Uganda, as shown in the map have deserts and Tropical rainforests as well as snow in the mountains

US China India

Chile have no jungles...but temperate forest

@gonzaloceab

5 ай бұрын

We also have one of the few cold rainforests in the world, known among the locals as valdivian jungle (because of the city of Valdivia which is located in that area)

What's the map's source please?

As someone from southern New Jersey, I can confirm that the weather here is like the U.K. It changes all the time.

If we're going by number of climate zones, the US and India have the most.

Even though you have mentioned Patagonia, you forgot to point out that Argentina and Uruguay (geographically part of Patagonia and the Pampas) have the same kind of climate as parts of Australia, and curiously enough at the same time of the year. Argentina even has sub tropical climate in the north, where t is very hot most of the time. When people in the north celebrate Christmas and New Year in winter, we do the same in summer, with temperatures that can go as high as 30 Celsius until the end of February. Good video, keep them coming. Greetings from Toronto.

@loboar2808

4 ай бұрын

That's right, only in Argentina we usually reach 46 degrees Celsius

@sergioandres7896

4 ай бұрын

Don Jorguito, unfortunately 85 thousand people (and counting) were witnesses who expressly named Chile and its Patagonia. Furthermore, Patagonia is very different from the Argentine side, because for these purposes it is more sensual to refer to Chilean Patagonia (full of islands, canals, fjords, ice fields and temperate rainforests) than to southern Argentina; mostly desert-arid. In addition, Chile is the end of the geographical world (Puerto Williams, Cape Horn and Diego Ramirez Islands) Greetings from Valparaíso - Chile

One interesting country is Ecuador because even though it is rather small, it has several different climates related to the variations in altitude as the country covers both the Amazon and the Andes

Mexico City has a climate similar to Sothwest China, subtropical with summer monzoon. Chuhuahua City has a climate cold desert similar to Kazahastan, Hermosillo Mexico has hot desert climate like Kuwait, Tijuana has a Mediterranean climate like Rabat Morocco, Veracruz Mexico has tropical climate like La Habana Cuba, Monterrey Mexico has a semidest climate like San Antonio Texas

@stewart2589

5 ай бұрын

Some people believe Mexico is 100% a desert

@truthhurts5980

4 ай бұрын

Monterrey and San Antonio are nothing alike. Cancun is more similar to La Habana in terms of climate than Veracruz.

Regarding Perth Western Australia, Adelaide and much of southern South Australia is also Mediterranean and in fact constitutes Australia's largest wine grape and Olive growing/producing region. Overlooked too often by outsiders.

@AyeGee721

4 ай бұрын

NZ has similar climte to parts of Italy and Spain. Vineyards in the Waiarapa, Hawkes Bay and Nelson region are prime Wineries. I never knew they were mostly in Western Oz!

I'm South African, I live my countrys' climate types. Cape Town is Mediterranean. Upington is desert. Durban is Tropical. Bloemfontein is semi desert and gets snow. Johannesburg is savannah.

Im really surprised he didnt mention countries like Turkey, Greece, Spain and Pakistan. They all have too many climates for their sizes

@Donotlookatmyprofilepicture123

5 ай бұрын

But Pakistan and Greece have most of there land covered in one Color.I think that Afghanistan,Turkey and Iran are more diverse considering there location.

@MyWrong

5 ай бұрын

India too

@mrmalfurion5408

5 ай бұрын

Turkey is not long but have a lot of climate each of them having good amound of lands.

@exploreandlearn4808

4 ай бұрын

​@@Donotlookatmyprofilepicture123Pakistan in the north has most of worlds highest peaks, fertile plains in the centre and desert mostly in south. Plus a long coast. At this moment we are having cold and hot weather in different parts of Pakistan.

Living in Indonesia very hot and humid 😢 but sometimes cooler bcos of heavy rain ⛈️ like on the day you should turn on your AC or Fan everytime. If you want to cooler area you should go to mountanious area.

Just west of Sydney, Australia, I'm in highland sub tropical, other than too warm summer, over 25 degrees C, it's a lovely spot.

01:10 thx for mentioning my city XD

I would say the countries with the least climate variation would probably be either one of the tiny city states in Europe or either Kuwait, Bahrain or Qatar, as even the UAE does have some fairly high mountains which might harbour pockets of a different climate (if not a different classification, then at least significantly cooler). That being said, there are also Pacific Island nations which may have only one climate. I think the country with the most variation is much easier - it’s the US. But China is certainly in the running.

You know, the other day I found out Australians actually have ski resorts, and it blew my mind.

@648Roland

4 ай бұрын

For now at least.

The Midwestern US is bonkers. I lived in Southern Indiana for 7 years, and saw everything from -12 F to 105 F. I also lived in far NW Vermont for a year, and just that year the temperature ranged from -24 F to 96 F.

Sounds cool thar dude!!!

You should be a geography teacher! 😂❤🌍 love the vids!

The western Canadian province of British Columbia has a highly varied climate. As an example, the west coast is temperate rain forest with a climate much like that of the UK. Eastward over the coast mountains (about a six hour drive) the climate is dry and semi- arid approaching desert-like conditions.

The US has parts with 38 degrees Celsius temperatures half the year. We also have the arctic/sub-arctic tundra of Alaska. The weather is so varied place to place it’s difficult to pack clothes for vacations.

Greece is a small country by area with Mediterranean climate but still you can find differences. Let's say that you are in Crete November, can be so hot suitable for swimming in the sea but if you leave in the north of Greece, Florina, Kastoria, Drama you will be forced to wear a jacket.

@Chris-cc8vc

4 ай бұрын

A bit like Andalucía, Spain. You are in Málaga and even in November you might swim, but If you go to Granada, you find a more continental climate with colder nights. Furthermore, you have Sierra Nevada and you can take your Ski equipment :D Then, in Almería, you find semi-dessert landscape and in another place near Gibraltar there is mountain are with humid climate, so that there are still small rests of suptropical forests and spruces.

I think USA India and Pakistan are the only ones with the hottest and coldest climates

@SwagBuro

5 ай бұрын

China

@Retroist2024

5 ай бұрын

@@SwagBuro china doesn't have hot desert

@SwagBuro

5 ай бұрын

@@Retroist2024 then peru

@SwagBuro

5 ай бұрын

@@Retroist2024 and equador

@rustypwn

5 ай бұрын

Argentina owns most of patagonia and ppl living on antarctica, for the hottest places, you can see that Catamarca, La Rioja, San Juan, and parts of Mendoza and San Luis have the hot deset red

Eritrea has a surprising number of climates or a small country. There is a saying that a drive from Asmara to Massawa passes through three seasons,with the autumn in Asmara, spring in Ghinda, and summer in Massawa. Massawa is one of the hottest places on earth. In a region just north of the Asmara-Massawa highway is a small pocket of tropical rainforest.

Oman has Mediterranean climate in some parts of Hajar mountains and also the southern part of the country in Dhofar experience tropical climate during monsoon season in the summer.

Serbia is interesting in terms of climate because we are changing climate zone. All big cities are moving from continental to humid subtropical since winter temperatures are now over 0°C.

@idk-xj6wv

5 ай бұрын

Yeah Belgrade last January had an average temp of 6 degrees and December with 7 degrees. Which is more enough for it to be humid subtropical. Not to mention fall is very warm as well

@aleksandardjordjevic95

5 ай бұрын

@@idk-xj6wv I live in Niš, which is the hottest Serbian city (higest temperatures are the highest), but winters are now almost like long Autumn, I don't need winter tires anymore. Crazy how things have changed.

@i-eat-you

5 ай бұрын

Sounds horrible. More rain and dull skies throughout the year. But Germany isn't that much different

@aleksandardjordjevic95

5 ай бұрын

@@i-eat-you I liked more when it is -5

Here in Australia, our climates are cool temperate, ( Tasmania. ) Warm Mediterranean, ( southern South Australia and Western Australia.) semi arid desert and hot dry desert in the outback, humid temperate forest in NSW, Wet and humid Tropical rainforest in North Queensland, Savanna type climate South of Darwin, Equatorial climate in the far North of the Northern Territory. There is also a cold mountain climate in winter with snow. I think that classifies Australia as having one of the world’s most diverse range of climates.

My country is very small in Balkan and yet I see 2 colors, 2 climates... strange...

Huge difference between the Shetlands and the south of England.

I hear the climate is changing. Nice video

Antarctica- cold, very cold, extremely cold, hilariously cold

not me waiting patiently for him to mention South-Africa who also has diverse climates despite its size, but nope they skip.

@SirKaison

4 ай бұрын

Have you noticed that many foreigners can’t find it in themselves to say something positive about South Africa? It’s a wildly underrated country.

Please explain Kenya, from the map it stands out for it's small area and diverse climate

When he said he is from UK, I knew he wouldn't include India chilll guys

not that anyone cares but central Chile also has mediterranean climate

@braziliantsar

5 ай бұрын

I'm one of the few that cares lol. That could explain why the chilean olive oil is also highly sold where I live, alongside the greek and italian one. The one we produce is kinda meh in quality, that probably has to do with no really good climate for olives.

@olekatoska1901

4 ай бұрын

@@braziliantsar we're also one of the main wine producers worldwide just below the 3 European kings, Casillero del Diablo 🔥😭👌🏻

In Scotland, you can tell that it's summer because the rain is warmer. Edinburgh is beautiful when it's sunny, and it's also pretty nice the other 364 days of the year.

@user-ix6cm3iq6r

4 ай бұрын

Hahahaha

05:06 talking about Australia, but showing a picture of Málaga :D

I live in the province of British Columbia, Canada; we have temperate rainforest, desert & glaciers.

i dont like how they call it "temperate" climate. like it's the normal climate for humans..😅 it should be "Tropical" climate. temperate means mid or normal or decent right? so.. it's "tropical". i use " because the name should not be "tropical". this classification made by europeans.. thats why they made something so europe-centric. man...🤣

@blyat5352

5 ай бұрын

English language will obviously be eurocentric, little🤡

You forget Ethiopia bro ,

In Western Montana, where I’m at, we get a continental climate with winter can be as long as 7 months!

Surprised South Africa didn't get a shout out

Surely Algeria should get more of a mention due to the various biomes

In Pakistan we literally have snowfall in the north and scorching heat in the south. And its a middle sized country

Source map?

I went to Mogadishu to visit family. I went through Addis Ababa which was pretty chill around 50° Fahrenheit. But Mogadishu was 80+° Fahrenheit and humid as hell. If I were to compare it to a city in the US it would be Miami. Definitely a tropical climate which is seen in the southern pockets of Somalia. Most shocking was Ethiopia, I’m from Southern California it was autumn so it felt the same as Addis Ababa.

India need more discussion as inspite of smaller region than most of the countries mentioned, it has one of the unique climate. Indian climate is more diverse than Mexico. Only countries that have more climate diversity is Brazil, Russia, USA, Australia, China.

Most people don’t know about rainforests in northern parts of Iran along the Caspian sea shore. Also, the snow covered mountain ranges that are not too far from desert.

@eifrvdc3tv3t79

5 ай бұрын

Most people also don't know that not every rainforest is tropical

Are earthquakes common in New Zealand?

@mikedrown2721

5 ай бұрын

Yes

@Retroist2024

5 ай бұрын

Pacific rim: ring of fire

@AUmarcus

5 ай бұрын

They have reasonably frequent quakes....Australia does as well but rarer and usually less severe.

The map misses the tropical rainforest in northeastern australia

🇵🇭 Humid tropical with monsoon rains from time to time. Dry season is the worst as the temperature can soar up to 35C. It's basically hell. I can't believe I'm still not used to the heat even after living here all my life.

@JustCallMeAarav

5 ай бұрын

North Africa laughing with 35°C in winter

@surianto3024

4 ай бұрын

​@@JustCallMeAaravBut mostly in tropical countries, we never experienced any temperature below 20 °C, which is always hot in here.

@JustCallMeAarav

4 ай бұрын

@@surianto3024 20°C is cold 25°C is cool and u also don't have temperatures over 35 or 40

@surianto3024

4 ай бұрын

​@@JustCallMeAaravYou clearly have no idea that El Ninõ exists in Southeast Asia. The temperature reached 40 in some places last month.

@JustCallMeAarav

4 ай бұрын

@@surianto3024 is 40 degrees really a thing to complain about? That's kinda good and gives u warmth

I’m from Michigan and from my experience winter last the longest here then fall and summer with spring being the shortest season that I have experienced being born and raised in Michigan

You're much more likely to see 4 seasons in Calgary than in Manchester tbh.

the great lakes region is insanely varied when it comes to climate and seasons. summer is positive 30 Celsius and winter is negative 30 Celsius

At the moment, I'm beginning to soak in sweat in Brisbane. Merry Christmas.

I live on a tiny island, Reunion Island, 2 512 km2, but due to his sharp relief we have 200 microclimates, the main one being tropical of course

Canada also has a ton of climates, sure there’s no tropical or hot desert but it has almost everything else.

Fuckkk yeah Perth getting a shoutout, with images of Fremantle harbour

Brazil has diverse climatic regions. The country features tropical climates, such as equatorial in the Amazon, tropical savanna in the Cerrado, and tropical monsoon in parts of the Northeast. The Southern regions experience subtropical and temperate climates. Coastal areas generally have a tropical maritime climate. The variety is influenced by factors like latitude, altitude, and proximity to the ocean.

7:43 I guess in Saudi Arabia there are not only desert and cold desert climate, because some montainous areas are more humid.

Tunisia is also extremely varied for its size despite what the video says about North Africa. We got Snow in the northwest, atlas mountains humid midwest, semi-arid central, hot desert south, hot Mediterranean east, and rainy forests in the north. Same applies for Algeria and Morocco but they are naturally bigger.

@whippersnapper1989

4 ай бұрын

Totally agree, Tunesisa (as well as Morocco) is very beautiful. And has a lot to offer when it comes to different landscapes.

PERU! Glaciers, jungle, deserts, monkeys penguins, everything. Of course USA and Chine are driverse because they are big, however Peru is a true champion of diversity

Can you please explain why is North Africa and Middle East is hot-desert climate? Like what caused that?

05:23 pretty sure the footage is not Cape Town

Canada has at least 6 different climates which might surprise some people. Yes, most of the country is arctic, subarctic, Northern boreal forest and mountains, but along the southern border it is temperate, some very small cold deserts, and northern rainforest in the west. The majority of the population lives in the south within the one hundred miles near the US, where the temperate region is. If you wish to visit Canada there are warm beaches in summer, vibrant cities, maritime sailing, and of course beautiful forests, mountains, prairies, and wildlife that is easy to see. I live on the prairies and we have deer, beavers, moose, and wild geese within the city. We do need to be aware that they are wild animals and must keep safe, particularly when bears and mountain lions come near, which is rare here. For the more adventurous there are arctic ice sheets with polar bears, arctic meadows with snowy owls and actic foxes, mountains of the Klondike, beluga whales in rivers near the US, a parade of ice bergs every spring in the Eastern maritime. Canada is large with the most lakes in the world, nature parks and reserves, three oceans, and diverse indigenous culture. Plus large vibrant cities, unique French culture in areas, plus friendly people.

Spain has the most varied climate out of all the countries in Europe, going from desert/semi arid in Andulucia, to wet and temperate in Galicia, Asturias and the basque, to alpine tundra in the Pyrenees.

@HolyRomanEmpire962-1806

4 ай бұрын

Yeah, France, italy and Spain sure are the most varied countries in Europe. You could even get Germany or Greece there

for the records , we do actually have snow and rain in north africa algeria , morocco , tunisia it isnt boring

Cold weather >> hot weather

@leondenizard3800

5 ай бұрын

I love cold weather...ur mom can heat me in bed 😋

@AXELVISSERS

5 ай бұрын

20 degrees celcius year round would be perfect

@idk-xj6wv

5 ай бұрын

Currently freezing in Serbia at 1 degrees and I can't agree to that. Cold is dangerous, honestly. It makes you feel MUCH worse than when you're hot, at least you can escape the heat by going under shades or just water. Cold sucks

@PavelDatsyuk-ui4qv

5 ай бұрын

@@idk-xj6wv I say you can't get more naked but can always dress warmerb

@puderkman

5 ай бұрын

​@@idk-xj6wv1 degree is cold? I live near Oslo in Norway and am currently chilling in -10 to -15.

I think my country is high based on number of climates for size, having 7 different climates in country size of ireland or west virginia.

In reality Chile does not have so much "variety" of climates. Chile's climates are precise and defined: In the NORTH: cold temperate arid (Bwk) In the CENTRAL-SOUTH ZONE: typical or hot Mediterranean (Csa), temperate Mediterranean (Csb) and cold Mediterranean (Csc). In the SOUTH: humid temperate or oceanic (Cfb) and tundra or subpolar (ET) Even so, Chile is privileged and unique in Latin America; It is the only country without a continental tropical or subtropical climate, and has the largest climatic zones in the world with a Mediterranean climate and a temperate-humid climate (Cfb) along with New Zealand, Greece, the USA (West Coast), England, Scotland, Spain , France, Australia and Germany. In addition, the Chilean desert (The Atacama Desert) is a cold-arid type desert (Bwk) like the Gobi Desert of China and Mongolia; and contrary to arid-hot (Bwh) type deserts such as the coastal desert of Peru, the desert of northern Argentina (northeastern Chaco) or the Sahara desert (Africa) Finally, the "jungles" as the narrator of the video says without specifying 2:01 are not tropical jungles, but are cold temperate rainforests (Valdiviano Forest and Magallanico Forest) but that, due to the great amount of rain that falls in Chilean Patagonia, makes There is a large quantity and density of trees and vegetation as if it were a jungle.(For more technical-climatic specifications, consult the Geodiode channel)

@benja9602

4 ай бұрын

Chile does have a lot of variety, the Atacama Desert is not completely cold arid, in the Tarapacá region there is the Pampa del Tamarugal, and there is the Pica oasis that has a hot arid climate (BWh) similar to that of Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, and on the North coast is Arica, which also has a Warm Arid climate (although not with the thermal amplitude of Pica), Arica's climate is similar to that of Lima, Peru, and let's not forget the "Norte Chico", Huentelauquen has a cold semi-arid climate (Bsk) similar to that of Baku, Azerbaijan; and Ovalle has a warm semi-arid climate (Bsh) similar to that of Marrackech, Morocco, and not only that, in the island area of ​​Hanga Roa in Rapa Nui it has a tropical climate ( Af) similar to that of Freeport, Bahamas and San Juan Bautista on the island Robinson Crusoe has a subtropical climate (Cfa) similar to that of Vila do Corvo in the Azores Islands, also in the mountain range is Valle Nevado, which has a continental subalpine climate ( Dsc) similar to that of Sierra Nevada, Spain.

@rekrapretep6657

4 ай бұрын

@@benja9602 Various errors. The three or four places you described are very specific and limited areas; that is, what we know as "micro-climates", but the determining and influential macro climates of continental Chile are those indicated in my initial comment, which is in harmony with the updated Köppen - Geiger climate models. es.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clima_de_Chile#/media/Archivo:K%C3%B6ppen%E2%80%93Geiger_climate_classification_map_for_Chile.png upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/6/6e/Mapa_clim%C3%A1tico_de_Sudam%C3%A9rica_%28K%C3%B6ppen-Geiger%29.png The warm semi-arid climate (Bsh) that you mention is actually the dry *Mediterranean* climate (BShs) typical of Murcia, Alicante and Almería, in Spain; Greece, Morocco, Australia, Mexico and California. ((David Money 2000, Weather and Climate. Cap. 3, pag. 56, Focus on Geography - Nelson and Köppen-Geiger climate classification maps at 1-km resolution)) The cold semi-arid climate (Bsk) for the town of Huentelauquen that you point out is actually another variant of the dry *Mediterranean* which can range between the *Bsh* (the previous one mentioned) or a *Bsk* depending on whether the average annual temperature is above or below below 18º most of the year (Köppen-Geiger) The climates of those 2 Chilean islands you pointed out I do not consider them "within Chile" because they are precisely island territories (France, Netherlands and UK have tropical climates because of Guadeloupe, Aruba and British Virgin Islands respectively? Debatable) There is also another mistake: the beautiful and cliffy Robinson Crusoe Island has a definitely Mediterranean climate; specifically warm temperate, Mediterranean type, with a dry season of four to five months, with strong oceanic influence, and is located about 600 kms away from the coasts of the V Region. Rapa Nui Island (or Easter Island) is geographically located in Polynesia at a distance of 3,700 km from Chile

@rekrapretep6657

4 ай бұрын

​@@benja9602 I forgot: the climate of Valle Nevado that you mistakenly refer to as continental subalpine (Dsc) [sic] is actually the *Mediterranean subalpine climate (Csc)* This type of Mediterranean climate is “special”; It is only found in the regions of the southern Andes of Chile and the Haleakala volcano in Hawaii (as micro-climates). Furthermore, the acronym you wrote is wrong “(Dsc)”, as it refers to the boreal sub-Arctic climate, literally on the other side of the world, almost 9,573 km away from Valle Nevado, Santiago de Chile. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Subarctic_climate

@benja9602

4 ай бұрын

@@rekrapretep6657 No, Valle Nevado in winter has an average temperature of -4.1°C and in summer it has an average temperature of 11.3°C, so it is not considered a temperate climate (C), but continental (D), and I apologize because I was wrong, it is not Dsc, since the rainfall is sufficient to be a humid subarctic climate (Dfc), and the name is not essential, according to your logic then in the center of Chile there is no Mediterranean climate. because it is miles from the Mediterranean Sea.

@rekrapretep6657

4 ай бұрын

@@benja9602 Several unforgivable errors. First, you associate average temperatures with a certain type of weather, which is a rookie mistake. Second, you are pointing out the "continental climate (D)" (sic) but the continental climate is the “generic base climate” that contains 4 types of continental climates: 1° the temperate continental climate (Dfa); 2° the Hemiboreal climate (Dfb); 3° the humid continental climate (Dfc); and 4° the hypercontinental or extreme subarctic climate (Dfd) The first, the Dfa climate, is found in the northern hemisphere of the planet; It is not associated with the Nevado Valley. The Dfb or hemiboreal climate, as its name indicates (boreal) is found in the northern regions of Europe and America. Then there is the humid continental climate (Dfc) which is located in the northern hemisphere (40° N to 70° N) and is characterized by being reached in winter by the icy winds of the Arctic polar front; This type of weather is also called “Russian winter”. Finally, the hypercontinental or extreme subarctic climate (Dfd) is a climate typical of the coldest regions of Siberia and obviously has no relationship with the mountain slopes of Valle Nevado.Continental climates themselves occur mainly in the northern hemisphere due to the large land masses found there. Most of northern and northeastern China, eastern and southeastern Europe, much of Russia south of the Arctic Circle, central and southeastern Canada, and central and northeastern United States have this type of climate, the ONLY EXCEPTIONS in the southern hemisphere, with certain nuances, are Argentina and to a lesser extent Brazil. The only possible climates for that area (Valle Nevado) are the continentalized Mediterranean climate (BSk/Cs), the continental Mediterranean climate (Ds) [do not confuse] and the subalpine Mediterranean climate (Csc), *all of which have Mediterranean roots* The subalpine Mediterranean climate is the climate that best matches the climatic and orographic characteristics of the Valle Nevado sector.

Melbourne, Victoria sees 4 seasons in an hour :p

Kenya is very varied for its size

The Dominican Republic has a lot of variation for it's size, do to it's wide rage of elevation. It has both the highest and lowest elevation of the Caribbean, going from arid, to tropical and temperate climates

Linking standard of living to the climate???? NEVER heard that one before.

@user-zs5zd9os9g

5 ай бұрын

Warmer countries tend to be poorer though … for a host of reasons

@braziliantsar

5 ай бұрын

... you're being sarcastic, right?

@braziliantsar

5 ай бұрын

​@@user-zs5zd9os9gFor a whole lotta reasons lol

This year still is the HOOOOTTEST for all the world and more unpredictable intensity and weather!!!!

3:31 No shit. I had lunch in that restaurant on the left that's in the lagoon, it's called Lorenzillo's. $200 bucks for lunch for two people. It's built above water and crocodiles swim underneath and they have a lobster tank.

South Africa has variation of climates but is not mentioned

In my opinion countries in North Africa are not just hot dry areas they also have coastlines with very temperate weather, it sometime snows in some of these countries, especially the countries along the atlas mountain range.

As a Chinese, I feel that our winter is colder than other regions at the same latitude, and summer is hotter than most. The Siberian cold current and warm Pacific air have turned this place into a battlefield. The temperature difference between the south and north reached 66 degrees Celsius this week.

@mr.v3061

4 ай бұрын

Don't let Xinnie the Pooh catch you sneaking through that great chinese-firewall

@whokilledmax

4 ай бұрын

😅@@mr.v3061

India have 1) snow capped mountains in Himalayas 2) tropical rainforest in western ghats mountains biodiversity hotspots 3)hot desert thar in wes 4)cold desert ladakh in north 5)wettest place in earth mawsynram Meghalaya 6)largest plain in the world (indo_gangetic plain) 7)deccan platue 2nd largest platue in the world after tibbet 8) tropical beaches and rainforest in andman and Nicobar islands 9) coral islands and beaches in lakhhawdwip 10)largest mangrove in the world un Sundarbans 11) largest white desert or 3rd largest salt flat in the rann of katch 12)largest meadows in the world in north of Himalayas