Characteristics of climatic types in Rome

The climate type in Rome is characterized by hot and dry summers and mild and rainy winters.

1, reason:

The climate of Rome is characterized by mild and rainy winter and hot and dry summer, belonging to the Mediterranean climate, which is mainly distributed in the surrounding areas of the Mediterranean.

2, climate characteristics:

The annual average temperature is 15.5℃, and the annual precipitation is 880mm. The climate is the most pleasant from April to June every year;

July and August are the hottest and driest seasons, with an average temperature of 24.5-24.7℃, precipitation 14-22 mm, and the daily maximum temperature in August can exceed 32℃.

In the past, it was a tradition that many commercial activities would be stopped in August. Romans used to leave hot cities for the summer, but this custom is slowly changing. Rome still operates normally all summer to meet the increasing demand of tourists and the change of Romans' own working habits.

Mid-September to 10 is the clearest season, which is called "the beautiful October day in Rome".

The wettest season is from 65438+ 10 to 65438+February, and the precipitation can reach 106 to128 mm;

The average maximum temperature in 65438+February is about 14℃, and it is the coldest in 65438+ 10, with an average temperature of 6.9℃. It is a typical rainy area in winter and hot and rainy in summer.

Mediterranean climate and distribution location:

1, Mediterranean climate:

Mediterranean climate, also known as subtropical summer monsoon and dry climate, is a subtropical and temperate climate type, which is formed by the alternating control of westerly belt and subtropical high belt. Therefore, the Mediterranean climate is mainly distributed in the Mediterranean coastal areas, and it is the only climate type with different rain and heat cycles among 13 climate types.

2. Distribution location:

The subtropical Mediterranean climate is mainly distributed in the west coast of subtropical continent, such as the Mediterranean coast, the west coast of the continent with latitude of 30-40 in North and South America, the Australian continent and the southwest corner of Africa, with the Mediterranean coast being the most extensive and typical.

In the northern hemisphere, for example, the subtropical high moves northward in summer and is controlled by high pressure. Affected by the tropical continental air mass, the weather is sunny, dry, hot and rainy. In winter, the subtropical high zone moves southward, which is warm and rainy due to the influence of the westerly belt (Mediterranean front belt). Natural vegetation is evergreen broad-leaved forest and evergreen shrub.