Climate
Precipitation in Europe mapped
In Europe, the most precipitation falls in the north, least of all in the south. Of the major cities in Europe, the largest number of rainy days is observed in Glasgow, the least – in Spanish Almeria. Annual precipitation since 1960 exposes a growing trend of up to 70 mm per decade in north-eastern and north-western Europe and a reduction of up to 90 mm per decade in some parts of southern Europe
Read MoreHeat Wave Days by US Contiguous County
Heatwaves in the United States are prolonged periods of excessively hot weather, often accompanied by high humidity. They can have serious impacts on human health, infrastructure, and ecosystems. Heatwaves are most common in the summer but can occur at any time of year.
Read MoreAustralian Climate Map
Australia is the driest continent on Earth. Seventy percent of the territory of Australia receives less than 500 millimeters of
Read MoreEcological regions of North America
Discover the ecological diversity of North America through our detailed map, highlighting each region’s unique characteristics and the general impacts of climate change. Explore further with maps available on Amazon.
Read MoreHighest maximum & Lowest minimum temperatures in Australia (2013-2014)
The northern part of Australia has a more tropical affected climate (hot and humid summer, and warm and dry winter),
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