How are Norway and Spain similar in climate? How are they different?

Geography

2 answers:

krek1111 [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Norway is much cooler and has more rains.

Explanation:

The Spain has a different type of climate as a warm-summer Mediterranean climate, characterized by the dry and hot weather and is dominated by the Iberian peninsular and the Oceanic climate in the northern parts and in the inland of northern central Spain.

Warm summer Continental in northeastern Spain. And has a semi-arid climate in the south eastern parts of the country. Also, desert climates also exist in Spain in the eastern parts pf the cranny island.

loris [4]3 years ago

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Hi Moran

I don't think there is a big different at all but what I know is that Norway is colder and has more rain.

Another different is because Spain is closer to the equator but Norway is closer to the arctic.

I hope that's help ! Have a nice day :)

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