warm summers
Hot months yearly
Warm summers describes a climate classification where the hottest month averages below a certain threshold—typically 22°C (72°F)—distinguishing it from hot summer climates.
The phrase appears in Köppen climate descriptions: Seattle has a Mediterranean climate with warm, dry summers.
Outside technical contexts, it simply means summers that are pleasantly or noticeably warm: The region is known for its warm summers and mild winters.
- sunshineDirect rays from above
- beachSandy waterside margin
- humidContaining much moisture
- balmyMildly warm, soothing
- lazyAvoiding effort or exertion
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- temperate zonestemperate zones, temperate zone, midlatitudes, mild weather, moderate temperatures
- climateclimate change, climate, weather, temperature, greenhouse effect
- Subtropicsmild winters, wet season, dry season, trade winds, hurricanes
- Island Climatetropical climate, humid climate, Pacific islands, Mediterranean islands, subtropical
- MediterraneanMediterranean Sea, olive grove, olive tree, olive, Aegean Sea
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Warm seasons without extreme heat
harsh winters · cold winters · mild winters · hot summers · warm winters
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