Tropical zone – Warm and humid year-round

Temperate zone – Moderate climate with distinct seasons

Subarctic zone – Colder than temperate, with long winters

Arctic zone – Extremely cold with ice and snow year-round

Ice cap climate – Always frozen (Antarctica, Arctic)

Tropical climate – Warm and humid all year round

Desert climate – Hot and dry with little rainfall

Temperate climate – Four distinct seasons

Tropical zone – Very hot all year, near the equator

Temperate zone – Moderate climate with distinct seasons

Polar zone – Cold all year, near the poles

Desert zone – Very dry and hot, with little vegetation

Wet zone – High rainfall, includes rainforests

Dry zone – Very little rain, includes deserts

Temperate zone – Moderate rainfall, includes grasslands

Tropical zone – Warm temperatures, includes savannas

Taiga climate – Cold, with pine forests (in subarctic areas)

Tropical climate – Hot and humid with dense rainforests

Desert climate – Hot and dry with sparse vegetation

Temperate climate – Mild with seasonal changes

Mediterranean climate – Dry summers, rainy winters (like Italy or Greece)

Tropical climate – Hot and humid year-round

Desert climate – Very little rainfall and extreme temperatures

Continental climate – Four distinct seasons with varying temperatures

Tropical rainforest climate – High humidity and rainfall year-round

Humid subtropical climate – Hot summers, cool winters, lots of rain (like Japan)

Desert climate – Very low rainfall and extreme temperatures

Mediterranean climate – Hot, dry summers and mild, wet winters

Steppe climate – Near deserts, dry but with short grasses

Tropical climate – Hot and humid with heavy rainfall

Mediterranean climate – Mild, wet winters and hot, dry summers

Polar climate – Extremely cold with ice and snow year-round

Marine west coast climate – Mild temperatures, rainy all year (western Europe)

Tropical rainforest climate – Hot and humid all year

Desert climate – Hot and dry with little rainfall

Continental climate – Hot summers and cold winters

Tundra climate – Very cold, only moss and small plants grow

Tropical climate – Warm and humid, supports a variety of plants

Desert climate – Hot and dry, with sparse vegetation

Temperate climate – Moderate temperatures, with distinct seasons

Savanna climate – Hot, with a dry season and a rainy season (grassy areas)

Tropical rainforest climate – Hot and humid all year round

Desert climate – Very hot and dry with little rainfall

Temperate climate – Moderate temperatures with distinct seasons

Desert climate – Very dry, almost no rain

Tropical climate – Hot and humid

Temperate climate – Moderate temperatures and rainfall

Polar climate – Extremely cold and icy

A type of traditional Japanese clothing

A way to group different parts of the world by their climate

A Japanese festival celebrated in autumn

A method of cooking rice

Tropical zone – Warm regions near the equator

Temperate zone – Moderate climate regions

Polar zone – Very cold regions (near the North and South Poles)

Desert zone – Arid regions with little rainfall

Tropical rainforest climate – Hot and rainy all year (jungles)

Desert climate – Hot and dry with little rainfall

Temperate climate – Moderate temperatures with seasonal changes

Polar climate – Cold and icy with very little precipitation

Climate – The usual weather of a place (hot, cold, rainy, etc.)

A type of weather phenomenon

A measurement of temperature

A seasonal change in weather patterns