What are the climatic characteristics of Iran?

Only China dares to buy Iranian oil for the following reasons:

1. Other countries are afraid of being sanctioned by the United States.

2. As a big country, China has its own style of doing things. It does not take sides. China does not participate in the affairs between the United States and Iran, but only does what it should do.

China is not afraid of American sanctions, so even if it buys Iranian oil, the United States can't do anything about China.

Climate characteristics of Iran:

The climate in Iran has four distinct seasons. In spring, summer and autumn, it is cool in the north, cold in winter, hot in summer and warm in winter in the south. 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, which is also the reason why Iran has more precipitation in June and April.

In summer, controlled by subtropical high, the temperature in Iran is very high and there is not much precipitation. The highest temperature in Tehran is July, and the average lowest and highest temperatures are 22 degrees and 37 degrees respectively. The lowest temperature is 65438+ 10 month, with an average minimum temperature of 3 degrees and an average maximum temperature of 7 degrees.

Desert climate and semi-desert climate belong to most parts of Iran and southern coastal areas, characterized by a long dry and hot season, which lasts for 7 months, with an average annual rainfall of 30 to 250 mm. Mountain climate can be divided into cold mountain climate and general mountain climate. The Hanshan climate zone has 40,000 square kilometers, all of which are high mountain areas.

Including Alps and zagros mountains, Sahad Peak and Sabalang Peak, the average annual rainfall in this area is over 500mm, and the average annual rainfall in general mountainous climate area is 300,000km2, with an average annual rainfall of 250-600mm. The Caspian Sea area is a long and narrow strip between the Caspian Sea and the Great Caucasus Mountains, with an average annual rainfall of 600-2000mm.