What is the climate on the west coast of the United States?

The west coast of the United States has a temperate maritime climate, a Mediterranean climate and a tropical desert climate from north to south.

The western coastal areas of the United States belong to maritime climate and Mediterranean climate. Facing the vast Pacific Ocean, they are less affected by the mainland and more affected by the ocean. The maritime climate zone is mild and humid all year round, and the daily temperature difference is smaller than the annual temperature difference, with an annual average temperature of more than 20 degrees. The hottest month appears in August, and there will be no high temperature weather. The most Leng Yue occurs in February every year, and the average temperature in winter is above 10 degrees Celsius, and there is basically no snowfall. Relatively speaking, the temperature in spring is slightly lower than that in autumn, but the four seasons are pleasant. There is abundant precipitation throughout the year, and the seasonal distribution is balanced. There will be rainfall every three to five times, but the intensity is not strong, the duration is long, the air humidity is high, and it is cloudy and foggy. The Mediterranean climate distribution area is controlled by the warm and humid westerly belt in winter, with frequent cover cyclones, abundant precipitation and warm temperature, and is controlled by the subtropical high belt in summer, where downdraft prevails and precipitation is not easy to form. Therefore, the climate is dry and rainy, and the temperature is high, but there is not much hot weather, which is still suitable for traveling. But at this time, the sun is shining and sunny, so tourists who come to the seaside for vacation should do a good job of sun protection. The annual precipitation is between 300mm- 1000mm, which is slightly dry compared with the maritime climate. 60% to 70% of the precipitation is concentrated in the winter half year, which is a warm and humid period and is most suitable for outdoor travel. There is a great difference in summer temperature between coastal areas and inland areas. The coastal areas are deeply affected by the cold current of the ocean, and the temperature is low. The average temperature in the hottest month is also below 22 degrees, and the air is humid and foggy, which belongs to the cool Mediterranean climate in summer. The inland areas far from the sea are less affected by the ocean, and the climate is relatively dry and rainy. The hottest month in summer has a temperature of more than 22 degrees, which belongs to a warm summer Mediterranean climate. However, both the maritime climate and the Mediterranean climate are comfortable and suitable for tourism. The western coastal area of the United States has a pleasant climate and beautiful scenery, and is a world-famous holiday resort.

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