Köppen Climate Classification

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Exactly so. My goodness these letters!

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excellent . thankyou so much, i never understood those letter and then i came across your presentation , you made it easy for me.

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well explained.

[@SilencedButNotForgotten]

What changes to the classification did Geiger make?

[@raghavsharma3154]

Ma'am.
China type Climate would be denoted by what set of letters?
I think it should be Cfa. What's your View ma'am ?

[@asim_bhagat.786]

Good work

[@santhiswarupa500]

Mam, If the second letter is for "Precipitation", why does E climates have Tundra(T) and Ice caps(F) based on "temperature" criteria?

[@taylorpearcy319]

My guess would be that it’s because the amount of precipitation has virtually no bearing on the vegetation in polar climates. In both Tundra and Ice Cap, there are no trees because there are no months which average over 50 Fahrenheit. Seems arbitrary but that is the magic temperature as far as I understand it.
Sure, vegetation will differ a bit from tundra to tundra, but it’s all scrub vegetation and lichens and stuff. No trees. So in regard to the presence of forests, precipitation is irrelevant in the polar climates.
If you want a good resource to learn more about the climates in-depth, I recommend the videos on Geodiode, a TH-cam channel. He explains this stuff super well.

[@ankurkaushik2125]

I agree with @taylor pearcy, temperature seems to be a dominating factor, precipitation and effect of vegetation must be a secondary aspect.

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Where does the B in the B climate come from? Is it from Germany?

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12:41 I think it should be cool winters.

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