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Siberia is considered to have an extreme climate due to <u>A. wind patterns</u>.
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Siberia is an immense region possessing the Northern piece of Asia. Additionally, Siberia possesses around 60 percent of Russia's domain, which is around 10 million square kilometers. The entire tremendous domain of Siberia lies in three climatic zones: Arctic, subarctic, and mild. All of Siberia is isolated into two principle parts: Western Siberia and Eastern Siberia.
The region of Western Siberia is basically shut from the impact of Atlantic air masses of the Ural Mountains. The best access is given North and upper east winds blowing from the Arctic sea and Eastern Siberia. These winds blew for the most part during the warm period (April-September) and get cold Arctic air the type of twisters and anticyclones.
Additionally, in the hotter months on the region of the area burst tornados carrying Northwest winds to the European piece of Russia. Another wind heading is from the South and South-West, for example from the region of Uzbekistan and Kazakhstan, won in the driving rain season and brings Asian dry air, and with it the unmistakable and cold climate.
