Hi Everyone!! I hope you enjoyed this statistical tour-de-force! Say hi, and let me know which country and climate zone you're in!

@arcturus9366

3 жыл бұрын

United States, cfa, humid subtropical here!

@naregkarekinian1685

2 жыл бұрын

I am between CSA and BSK Syria

@desertdc123

Жыл бұрын

I am in the US desert southwest, which is BWh based on plugging in the various criteria of Koppen's classifications. (it's specifically Chihuahuan Desert, creosote bush scrub) However depending on which interpretation of Koppen's system one uses or unless one actually plugs in his system's criteria, my location is considered BSk or at best BWk. Which would mean my location is similar to Denver or Yakima - and it isn't!

@onimazu4102

2 ай бұрын

I lived in Philippines I'm wait for a rain this May the region is experiencing heat and drought and now we have little rain

Another great video, your channel is criminally under subscribed. Are you still planning on making a video on climates in the wrong places? I think that would be a really interesting episode!

It’s insane that this channel doesn’t have a billion subscribers. I literally have never been so engaged in geography and climate in my entire life. You are doing a great job.

@Geodiode

Жыл бұрын

Wow, thank you, Randy! The YT algo is finally doing what it should have done and showing more impressions now, with subs growing rapidly.

You deserve to have more than a billion subscribers! Never have you or will have made any video with low quality.

Brilliant job again! This channel is a true hidden gem. Thank you for your efforts in producing such a fantastic video.

It would be so cool to see a video on the cold summer Mediterranean climate (Koppen Csc). I grew up on O‘ahu, but on Maui and Hawai‘i island there is Csc climate in the highlands. the whole archipelago would make a great video. the islands experience a huge diversity of climates due to altitude and latitude and the ocean.

@Geodiode

Жыл бұрын

I think a Csc video would be too specialised an audience in terms of interest - and with my limited time I am focusing for now on the more popular series about Nation States. However, it is my intention to do a video about Hawai'i in general at some point in the future, as there is so much uniqueness in their geography. You're so lucky to have grown up there.

awesome video! came here from the subreddit. Can't believe this channel hasn't blown up yet. Keep up the good work!

Sweet video! I actually found this because one of my teachers is making me type up a paper on this video. Might consider watching your other videos afterwards, this was cool! :)

Excellent case as usual!!! I wasn't expecting you to put also the countries by land area size like you did in the population charts!!! Great job Ben! 👏👏👏 Tropical Savanna and Monsoon are #2 in population and land area!!!!

Oh wow, I knew a significant amount of land was within the tropics and subtropics, but I had no idea about which climate zones were bigger vs which were smaller

Great Video.

I love your videos and this helps me . Despite how lightly populated my favorite climate , the subaritic , I can't believe is more widespread than continental climates , and happy 6K subscribers!

Great video once again! Have you thought about creating more “Top 10” type videos, like which cities have the best/worst climate. I know they are very questionable from an intellectual stand point, but they can definitely traffic more viewers to this great channel.

Amazing video!!! Ive been researching clomates for days now and this was very interesting. My top three ally tile favorite vlimates are Cwa, BSh and Csa. I've loved in all of dlthem as well as Cfb and only now do I realize that Cfb isn't all tha tbad, it's just that the other ones were so insanely good!

Good one bro. Love from Nepal.

@aunuvabjundaki9695

5 жыл бұрын

@@Geodiode Always for you.😊 Your videos are just awesome.😻💛💙👍👌👏❤

Great stuff as usual

Found your channel while searching for good videos on Koppen climate zones. Highly impressive and immersive data! Subscribing and going to watch all of your other videos. Question for you - Which small region (~100k sq miles) according to you has the highest variation of Koppen climatic zones? I believe it’s the Caucasus region consisting of three countries of Azerbaijan, Armenia and Georgia along with few parts of Iran, Turkey and Russia added to the vibrant climate. What’s your take on this?

Great video! YES it's scary to see that Hot Desert is the largest climate zone...hope it doesn't grow. P.S., I'm from the U.S. and Mediterranean climate, so West Coast. :)

@Geodiode

3 жыл бұрын

I hope so too! But let's see. Desertification is a complex process. I saw a Ted talk some time ago about this, and a guy was proposing a radically different solution: kzread.info/dash/bejne/qKSIqstwf5mcoKw.html

The Map U Used Is Not True Exactly They Have Updated The Map And The Map Will Soon Change Due To Climate Change Especially The hot desert areas will increase due to less rain fall in Tropical Savannah Region Especially in Africa While Subarctic Area Will Decrease Due To Increasing Temperature And Continental Climate Might take Its Place. I Have Also Seen The Updated Map For Future In which desert area will increase and tropical Savannah will greatly loose its area But Am Also Interested In Seeing The Timeline Of Koppen Maps From Starting Of Human Cilivlization Or After Ice Age Cause after that time the temperature and rainfall have changed It Will Be Intresting To see how climate have changed during the history of human civilization mostly due to global warming. Overall The Video Was Great I Liked Ur Work👍👍👌👌

@user-gx2mg9yf6r

5 жыл бұрын

Dupes! All of you who believe in climate change nonsense!

@ViditPatel-oi7rn

5 жыл бұрын

@@Geodiode Am Interested For New Videos Your Videos Are Amazing 😊☺️👍👍👍👌

I must be out of my mind but I really want to live in a Tropical Rainforest climate zone city like Singapore :) I love hot, wet weather. Everyone hates it and I understand why but I love it :)

@Geodiode

11 ай бұрын

Different strokes for different folks! If you don't mind the heat, then Singapore is fantastic - cleanest city I've ever seen.

This is so insightful! You are an amazing nerd. Lord, I love patterns, graphs, charts.... Bless your life!

@Geodiode

2 жыл бұрын

Glad it hit the spot!

Love your videos!

Vídeo muito bom.

Oceanic and Mediterranean are the best climates zones. Quality over quantitiy! :D

@ColKav

4 жыл бұрын

@@Geodiode Amazing video, GeoDiode! Interesting you say that. I'm also from the UK and can appreciate the returns of all that rainfall, particularly in both spring and summer. We do have incredibly luscious land and grass that is the source of envy for my Floridian family. Like many sadly, my mood seems to be adversely affected by the perpetual grey that looms throughout much of the year. My asthma also seems to flare in the colder months. Haha, it seems like I'm at disequilibrium with parts of this oceanic climate zone and that is a shame. It's striking that climates largely determine where we can live and our welfare living thereq, in ways that are not expected! I must say, your segment on sub-tropical climate zones really fascinates me. It often falls under the radar of common knowledge. because of how rare it is. I have fallen in love with a particular region of the Andes in Colombia; the Cordillera Occidental nestles my favourite city that is Medellín. Man oh man, quite correctly expressed as The City of Eternal Spring. 1500m above sea level it cuts out all the humidity and associated nasties :P. I do prefer this region to that of the stunning, calm Mediterranean as it provides more stable temps whilst providing a constant spectacle of nature's finest torrential rains and storms; it's an exciting place to be! Also, you can't beat the biodiversity here, it's simply oozing with life (without the excess of critters). My asthma, what asthma?! Haha Amazing, amazing series. You've educated me thoroughly and systematically through the wonders of this beautiful planet's climate zones. What striking scenery you provide in your videos too. I've never witnessed such a well versed human on the subject.

@fernathebest414

3 жыл бұрын

They are the 2nd and 3rd best climates. The best one is tropical highlands believe me. As you can see in this video the better the climate the rarer it is. With the ice caps and tundra exceptions.

@arghakoley8560

3 жыл бұрын

The best is Subtropical Highlands climate. Mediterranean is very hot and oceanic climates are always gloomy.

@markjoler3044

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, Absolutely!

@ByEcKz_iy_

Жыл бұрын

@@arghakoley8560 No way. Subtropical and tropical climates (and all derivatives of tropical ones) will never be better or colder than a Mediterranean climate, let alone an oceanic climate (what's that "gloomy"!?, hahaha) The high atmospheric humidity typical and inherent in subtropical climates makes them somewhat detestable climates, except for the locals. Mediterranean "heat" is very different from subtropical heat: Mediterranean heat is dry and...cool COMPARED to subtropical heat. The subtropical heat is humid and suffocating, in addition the temperature (T°) will always be higher in subtropical climates, likewise the thermal sensation is higher in subtropical climates. In a subtropical climate you will never be able to experience the pleasure, comfort and comforting nostalgia of winter, the rains and moderate cold that Mediterranean climates provide. You won't even be able to fully experience the four seasons; even less so in tropical climates. There is no doubt that the Mediterranean climate is the best climate in the world: it is located precisely in the middle of the extremes: the polar and sub-polar climates, and the tropical and sub-tropical climates.

How you found this data is beyond me when I can barely find the right climate map when I need to.

@Geodiode

10 ай бұрын

Thanks, I had help from my assistant, Richard, who compiled all the data.

Excellent production, but to me it shows the severe limitations of the Koppen system vs. broad zones in reality. Honolulu is far more tropical than Miami, but because it's drier and Koppen looked at overall temperature without extremes in "tropical" (he left out freezing!), it's not - I think Honolulu is lumped in with hot steppes like Midland Texas that gets freezes. Not a chance. His system also failed to differentiate dryland areas in temperature belts like was done in humid subtropical and mid-latitude areas. Not to mention the Koppen system left out sub-humid prairie, quite distinct from semi-arid steppe and humid forest. Many examples of the latter in North America and Eurasia. But well presented.

@desertdc123

Жыл бұрын

@@ajaykumarrathore533 What do you mean by "1:30" - temperature and rainfall patterns? I've seen this video and others, taken geography and meteorology courses in college, and researched those topics since. Please re-read my question, as I provided specific issues I see, not generalities and repeating what others say who also don't seem to research. Have you been to Honolulu, Miami, and Midland Texas? Have you researched their climates and how Koppen classifies each one? What's your conclusion about that and my points?

Thank you.

2:02 good old alaskan subtropical highlands

Very cool stats about the areas of all the world's climate regions. By the way what music was used in this video?

@Geodiode

Жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it, thanks! The music can be found in full in the "Hot Desert" section of my music video: kzread.info/dash/bejne/pX6AmqSAe8bYfrg.html

This Channel is very. very underrated

@Geodiode

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, but it is changing now. Growth is really taking off!

I live in warm continental and dreaming of leaving it one day. I am tired of icy crap roads in winter.

I would love to see an episode on British Columbia

2 years later and this channel is STILL so underdescribed! What’s going on!??

@Geodiode

3 жыл бұрын

Working on it. YT is fickle. However, one of my older videos has just recently exploded in views, so it comes in fits and starts.

"there are 29 koppen zones in total" I see that empty spot. What a shame that the Csc climate is nonexistent.

@kapuz-z4083

2 жыл бұрын

Did is also non-existent

@ElizondoAbelardo

2 жыл бұрын

There's a small town in Chile called Balmaceda which has a Csc climate. In the north of Iceland there is also a part that has Csc (not too sure about that one though). And finally, Csc almost certainly exists in the mountains of the US West Coast. So yeah, might be an extremely rare climate but it does exist.

You mentioned "What determines how these areas look is a combination of topography, and climate". but in fact what grows (which landscapes will form) depends for a large factor also on _Geology_

Subarctic Dfc here in the Yukon Canada 🇨🇦.

I like how Canada's tundra matches perfectly with the lands of the Inuit Nunangat.

Is it possible to get the koppen zones on google earth? That would be super cool! I like looking around on google earth a lot even without it.

I’m both fascinated and scared of these realities.

I live in Cfb as I live in the UK.

You should make a tier list of all climate types :)

@Geodiode

Жыл бұрын

I'm not sure what other tiers you're referring to, but population size, land area and pop density I think cover it.

@soakupthenoise

Жыл бұрын

​@@Geodiode they mean subjective tiers, like which ones you like best and least. it's a meme.

Brilliant. Can I use it for presentation purposes?

@Geodiode

Жыл бұрын

Thanks John. You can use this with a live audience or share it in any way as long as it is in its original form.

@johnrasic8051

Жыл бұрын

@@Geodiode Thank you very much. I love it because it is so simply explained and beautifully presented. I am a soil scientist and will use bits and pieces of it where appropriate to support my soil presentations. It will be difficult to miss use it because of your recognizable "trade marK G" in the bottom right corner, and everyone can see it's not my work. Thanks again and God bless.

Small is justice

Before watching the video I've expected the deserts to be n# 1 Sad truth what's going in our world

I am confused after watching the world climate series...Can you please help me out! My region was classified in more than one climate type. Humid subtropical, Mediterranean and continental climate..my region has four distinct seasons hottest being the summer with some rains in evenings (highest temperature ever recorded:37°C) and winter being coldest with snow(lowest temperature recorded: -13°C)..wettest being spring and autumn being dry... My region is called Kashmir.

@richardtorres2676

5 жыл бұрын

Hi Adnan! I think your truly climate is Cwb (subtropical highland with a monsoonal influence), but sometimes we found places that are right in the border of two climates zones so that that brings a lot of confusions cause have strong similarities with two or more climate types. Being in Asia near the Himalayas your area could also have a Continental-like influence due to the vast interior of that continent, lastly if being in a considerably high altitude the climate will be classified as tundra or tundra-like conditions. Hope this explanation help you! Thanks for sharing your concerns!

@adnankaisarkhan2837

5 жыл бұрын

@@richardtorres2676 thanks...that pretty well define my area but according to Wikipedia this area is classified as humid subtropical climate!

@adnankaisarkhan2837

5 жыл бұрын

@@Geodiode thanks!

I would guess that Dsd is impossible because places that get that cold could get practically no snow in the winter due to a lack of vapor.

@Geodiode

2 ай бұрын

If the conditions are good and it snows, it will stay there forever.

@PaulBrower-qr8hf

2 ай бұрын

@@Geodiode Yes -- it would go EF. There would be too much snow to melt in the weak summer.

How much is the dsa climate area

It's not about size, it's about how you use it 😉

I am from Iraq. The weather in central and southern Iraq in summer is unbearable. It is like living in Antarctica, but in the form of high heat, as temperatures in Baghdad reach 53 degrees, which causes fatigue, fainting, and high blood pressure if you stay in the sun for more than two hours during the day in northeastern Iraq. In the Kurdistan region, where the mountains are high, the weather is much better, but most of the country is desert

@Geodiode

3 ай бұрын

Thank you for sharing your experience!

Damn desert

7:43 Thats hit me, sad information.

I would think that the western coast of Norway, south of Stad, would belong to the oceanic climate. Bergen IS the city in Europe getting the most rain after all with almost teice as much rainwater as Glascow

@Geodiode

10 ай бұрын

You are correct but it doesn't show up on the global maps very well because it's only along the narrow parts of the coast around sea level. I'll cover this in more detail when I do my Norway video

@SotraEngine4

10 ай бұрын

@@Geodiode Looking forward to it :D

I would love to ask you about the change in subtropical highlands in the past 60-80 years. In Kenya, I see that in the central area south of Mount Kenya, rain has been disappearing. They say it's because they've cut down the trees. Do you think this area is in danger of disappearing due to desertification? Permaculture and reforestation efforts aside - which I must say they are doing quite the job with. I wonder if that area because of mount Kenya is a CWC instead of CWB

@TheVigilantStewards

5 жыл бұрын

@@Geodiode I am very familiar with microclimates, even studied creating them in permaculture. I have seen 30 year land transformations into forests with waterfalls from land that was depleted from deforestation. With Chinese tea/gong fu cha all the sides of mountains have different terroir. Creating those high level forests and carbon sinks is like a magnet for rain in the area too. As clouds go over they mix with the humidity and precipitate. I saw a rainfall map for central kenya that shows the shrinking area of rain in central kenya. That is what made me wonder. In Western Kenya by mount Elgon on the border to Uganda they are not having much of a problem at all.

@TheVigilantStewards

5 жыл бұрын

@@Geodiode Just family and friends living in the region giving me anecdotal evidence combined with geographical surveys & historical records. I want to buy a large property and reforest it and implement permanently sustainable perennial agriculture for various humanitarian and wellness purposes. For now we are stuck in the states working. It is in an incredible climate, and locals typically revere the trees and forest yet due to socioeconomic and political changes from the western world effecting them there has been a lot of deforestation. That causes a hydrological and soil biology chain reaction that can be reverse with techniques one can study in the field of permaculture. There is even a movement called the Green Belt Movement in Kenya that was started by a Kikuyu woman Wangari Maathai. She has met a LOT of resistance shockingly (but not when you look at the corruption). They've planted lots of trees though

@TheVigilantStewards

5 жыл бұрын

@@Geodiode Oh and in regards to China I have never been, I'm just an avid tea drinker.

@TheVigilantStewards

5 жыл бұрын

@@Geodiode I'll probably just start a youtube channel for it. I documented everything I did in Texas, but the projects faced harsh climate and needed more TLC and $. It was great training for the future though. I was also in school doing all of that at the same time so my focus was elsewhere. Thank you, I hope it's as interesting as your videos. I'm a musician, permaculturist, and new Dad so thinking about having to learn and get really polished at video editing is stressful

@TheVigilantStewards

5 жыл бұрын

@@Geodiode Yeah just simple video editing is draining

Live in turkey csa

Extreme survival, can all of us do it?

Norte natural sun lol

Philippines Summer: eyyyyy im hereeeeee Typhoons, Storms, Hurricanes: HECKS NAHHHHHHH BY THE POWER OF RAIN YOU SHALL NOT PASS YOU HOT SUMMER!!! Filipinos: Im used to this

@Geodiode

2 жыл бұрын

Haha! The heat is unbearable for lightweights like me :D

Very messy video.... not logical