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Marine climateRegional climate under the predominant influence of the sea, that is, a climate characterized by marine air; the opposite of a continental climate.
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Marine climateA climate dominated by the ocean, because of the moderating effect of water, sites having this climate are considered relatively mild.
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Marine climate(Also called maritime climate, oceanic climate.) A regional climate under the predominant influence of the sea, characterized by relatively small seasonal variations and high atmospheric moisture cont [..]
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Marine climate(n) - a coastal climate moderated by the effects of a large body of water; warm winters and cool summers
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Marine climateclimate influenced by a nearby ocean, with generally mild temperatures and steady precipitation. maritime polar -
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Marine climateAs its name suggests west coast marine climates (Cfb) are generally found on the western sides of continents in the belt of the westerly winds between roughly 40 to 60 degrees latitude. This location produces a climate that is humid, often quite rainy, with mild temperatures considering the fairly high latitudes. This is, of course, the effect of h [..]
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Marine climateAs its name suggests west coast marine climates (Cfb) are generally found on the western sides of continents in the belt of the westerly winds between roughly 40 to 60 degrees latitude. This location produces a climate that is humid, often quite rainy, with mild temperatures considering the fairly high latitudes. This is, of course, the effect of h [..]
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