What's the climate where you are?

[felines are superior]

Hot, just plain hot and humid in Texas. We may hit a temperature of 106 by the middle of the week :/
Can’t wait for fall to come.
I’ve noticed that winters in my area have been getting colder than normal (colder can be in the single digits) and have more ice storms in recent years. Starting to get use to that.

Where I live, winters have gotten warmer.

 

[Progster]

Mediterranean climate - hot, dry summers, cool winters.

 

[Aeolienne]

Quite warm in the UK.

A bit too warm IMO, I couldn't sleep last night and I'm normally a heavy sleeper.

What you've described is the weather, not the climate. Mnemonic: The climate is what you expect, the weather is what you get.

Sheffield and Leamington Spa (in common with most of the UK) experience a temperate oceanic climate.
Met Office information on climate zones

 

[felines are superior]

Mediterranean climate - hot, dry summers, cool winters.

Sounds like the climate where I am

 

[Samuel]

Here in Florida it's 85 degrees. Pretty hot and humid.

 

[Aeolienne]

Here in Florida it's 85 degrees. Pretty hot and humid.

That's the weather, not the climate.

 

[Joel's Hear]

I live in a semi-arid climate (it's like a half desert). It is the middle of rainy season, but it rarely rains. We'll get a downpour for half a day like once a week. Our house got struck by lightning the other day. The land outside the city is filled with cactuses: blueberry, barrel, and prickly pear are everywhere!

 

[felines are superior]

I live in a semi-arid climate (it's like a half desert). It is the middle of rainy season, but it rarely rains. We'll get a downpour for half a day like once a week. Our house got struck by lightning the other day. The land outside the city is filled with cactuses: blueberry, barrel, and prickly pear are everywhere!

Don't you have an antenna?
The cactuses, blueberry and other bushes sound absolutely beautiful.

 

[Joel's Hear]

Don't you have an antenna?
The cactuses, blueberry and other bushes sound absolutely beautiful.

Oh, no! No antenna. The house is completely made of cinders, and won't catch fire. The outside outlets caught fire when lightning hit the water heater beside (stupid, non-functioning unit).

Many of the cacti are fruit bearing. They are very nice.

 

[WildCat]

It's called a humid subtropical climate, but for those who want a quick summary: here in the Dallas area we get hot and humid summers coupled with relatively mild winters.

 

[Joel's Hear]

It's called a humid subtropical climate, but for those who want a quick summary: here in the Dallas area we get hot and humid summers coupled with relatively mild winters.

Where I live is differeNT than Texas, but I got an address there Very similar to Texas, but in some areas wetter and in some dryer. It is subtropical, but isn't humid, being semi-arid. Sometimes it's humid, but sometimes so dry a spark will catch all th brush.