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    Default Step 7 (part two), temperature and rain conditions for every climate

    Word of warning: the following is a lengthy task. There are 4 variables (4 maps) and a lot of possible combinations. This will take time. The end result, however, is very rewarding, and I'll show you a neat map in the next post... for now, here's the list of climates possible and how to find them:

    (Some climate classifications have been merged)

    1. HOT DESERT (BWh)

    - at least one of the seasons as Warm/Hot/Very Hot
    - no season as Cold/Very Cold
    - both seasons dry

    2. COLD DESERT (BWk)
    - at least one of the seasons as Mild/Cold/Very Cold
    - not qualified as Hot Desert
    - both seasons dry

    3. TROPICAL MONSOON (Am)
    - no season is below Warm
    - one season Wet/Very wet and the other Low/Moderate

    4. TROPICAL RAINFOREST (Af)
    - no season is below Warm
    - rain Moderate or above in both seasons
    - not qualified as tropical monsoon

    5. SAVANNA (Aw)
    - no season is below Warm
    - one season Very Wet/Wet/Moderate and the other Dry
    (OR Moderate and then Low)

    6. HOT STEPPE (Bsh)
    - no season is below Mild
    - both seasons are Low or one is Low and the other is Dry

    7. COLD STEPPE (Bsk)
    - both seasons are Low or one is Low and the other is Dry
    - colder season is Cold
    OR
    - colder season is Very Cold and warmer season is Warm or above

    8. MEDITERRANEAN (Csa)
    - one season Hot/Warm and one Mild
    - warmer season is Dry/Low and colder season is Wet/Moderate

    9. COLD MEDITERRANEAN (Csb/Csc)
    - one season is Hot/Warm/Mild and one is Cold
    - warmer season is Dry/Low and colder season is Wet/Moderate

    10. TEMPERATE MONSOON (Cwa)
    - one season is Hot/Warm and one is Mild
    - warmer seaon is Very Wet/Wet/Moderate and colder is Dry/Low

    11. TEMPERATE HIGHLAND OR SUBTROPICAL (Cwb/Cwc)
    - one season is Hot/Warm/Mild and one is Cold
    - warmer season is Very Wet/Wet/Moderate and colder is Dry/Low

    12. HUMID SUBTROPICAL (Cfa)
    - one season is Hot/Warm and one is Mild
    - warmer season is Very Wet to Moderate and colder is Moderate/Wet

    13. MARITIME TEMPERATE (Cfb)
    - one season is Warm/Mild and one is Cold
    - both seasons are Moderate/Wet/Very Wet (or
    - not qualified as Humid Subtropical

    14. MARITIME SUBPOLAR (Cfc)
    - one season is Warm/Mild and one is Very Cold/Extremely cold
    - both seasons are Moderate or above

    14. MANCHURIAN (Dwa/Dwb)
    - warmer season is Hot/Warm and colder season is Very Cold
    - rain is Very Wet/Wet/Moderate in warm season and Dry in cold season

    15. LAURENTIAN (Dfa/Dfb)
    - warmer season is Hot/Warm and colder season is Very Cold
    - rain is Wet/Moderate in cold season and Moderate/Low in warmer season

    16. CONTINENTAL HIGHLAND (Dsa/Dsb)
    - warmer season is Hot/Warm and colder season is Very Cold
    - rain is Dry/Low in colder season and Moderate/Wet in warmer season

    17. TAIGA (Dfc/Dsc/Dwc)
    - warmer season is Warm/Mild and colder season is Very Cold/Extremely Cold
    - not qualified as Cold Steppe or any other D-type climate

    18. TUNDRA (ET)
    - one of the seasons is Cold and the other one is colder

    19. ICE CAP (EF)
    - temperature is always Very Cold or Extremely Cold

    EDIT 1: fixed/revised some "rules" for D climates.
    Last edited by Pixie; 07-17-2014 at 07:40 PM.

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