What's the climate like in Iran and Iraq?

Iran has four distinct seasons. It is cooler in spring, summer and autumn in the north, colder in winter in the south, and hot in summer and warm in winter. Most parts of Iran are warm and humid in winter, and precipitation often forms here, which is related to the cold air in the north. In summer, because Iran is controlled by subtropical high, the temperature is very high and there is not much precipitation. This is also the reason why the precipitation in Iran dropped more from June to April (that is, winter) in 5438. The highest temperature in Tehran is in July, and the average minimum and maximum temperatures are 22℃ and 37℃ respectively. The lowest temperature is 65438+ 10 month, the average lowest temperature is 3℃, and the average highest temperature is 7℃.

2. Climate in Iraq

The highest temperature in Iraq in summer is above 50 degrees Celsius, and the lowest temperature in winter is around 0 degrees Celsius. The average annual rainfall is 100 to 500mm from south to north, and 700mm in the northern mountainous area. Northwest wind blows all the year round in Iraq, with cool and rainy winter, humid air and hot and dry summer. The temperature in Baghdad is about 45 degrees Celsius in July and August in summer and 4 degrees Celsius in winter 1 month. June-September is the driest season every year, with an average monthly rainfall of1mm. The wettest season is in March, with an average rainfall of 28 mm.