What is the climate type in Spain?

The coastal areas of northern and northwestern Spain belong to maritime temperate climate, with pleasant climate and good vegetation all year round, and have the reputation of "green Spain". The temperature in summer is not high, cool and refreshing, and the temperature in winter is low; The continental climate in the central plateau is not significant, with dry and little rain, hot in summer and cold in winter, but not strong. The spring and autumn period is relatively long; The southern and eastern regions belong to the Mediterranean subtropical climate, with long sunshine hours and hot summer, with the highest temperature reaching more than 40 degrees; Winter is mild, and there is almost no frost all year round. ?

Spain is located in the south of Europe, and is influenced by the marine climate on three sides. There are warm and humid air currents from the Mediterranean in the east and south, and monsoon from the Atlantic in the north. In addition, the local geographical environment is complex, including mountains, forests and grasslands, thus forming their own microclimate. ? In addition to the northwest coastal areas, many parts of Spain have a dry climate and are seriously short of water. The annual precipitation is between 500- 1500mm, and less than 500mm in the southeast. Most of the precipitation is in winter.

It is a constitutional monarchy country located in southwest Europe. Located at the junction of Europe and Africa, it is adjacent to Portugal, which borders Iberian Peninsula in the west, Bay of Biscay in the north, France and Andorra in the northeast, and Morocco in Africa across the Strait of Gibraltar in the south. Its territory also includes the Balearic Islands in the Mediterranean, the Canary Islands in the Atlantic and Ceuta and Melilla in Africa. This country is a mountainous country.

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China Aviation International Tourism Network-Spanish Climate