warm climate
Hot weather zone
A warm climate is a region where temperatures remain mild to hot throughout most of the year, with little or no cold season.
The phrase describes both tropical zones near the equator and temperate areas with hot summers and mild winters: Citrus trees thrive in warm climates.
People often relocate to warm climates for health or retirement.
- high humidityExcess atmospheric moisture
- MediterraneanSea between Europe, Africa, Asia
- equatorialOf Earth's central line
- tropicalOf hot, humid regions
- greenhouse effectAtmospheric heat retention mechanism
biodiversity · irrigation · drought · heatwaves · solar radiation · year round sun · trade winds · siesta · global warming · fertile soil · monsoon · heat index · citrus groves · tourism · beach vacation · evaporation · sunshine · outdoor living
- SunbeltArizona, Texas, Florida, California, Nevada
- retirement spotsFlorida, Arizona, Sun City, retirement community, senior living
- tropicsequator, coconut tree, tropical, tropical zone, tropical rainforest
- climatestropical, subtropical, temperate forest, equatorial, continental
- retirement livingFlorida, Arizona, Sun City, golf community, gated community
- Caribbean IslandsGrand Cayman, Antigua, Aruba, Barbados, Provo
temperature
warm climatecold climate
Persistently low temperatures regionally
polar climate · cool climate · temperate climate · cold weather · chilly climate