Temperatures and Precipitation Climate diagrams for more than
5000 stations worldwide In this category you can have a look on
the multiple different climates of far more than 5000 stations
worldwide. The climate of every location on the Earth's surface
is controlled mainly by the amount of the received solar
radiation. The distribution of this incoming heat is extremely
variable and is a function of latitude. However, atmosphere and
oceans are storing and transporting this heat, thus levelling
the extreme differences. Continents and mountain ranges are
obstacles for both, the oceanic and atmospheric heat exchange
system. They channel, block and redirect currents and winds,
thus creating a large number of different regional climates. For
example, even if two locations share the same latitude, their
climates can be extremely different. The annual temperature
curve of a location will instantly tell you whether this station
is situated in the Northern or Southern Hemisphere. Whether it
is a tropical station witho