Climate

Kopeppen climate classification system is based on monthly values of temperature and precipitation.

The first letter of the code represents the major climate group, and the second letter represents the temperature and precipitation characteristics of the group.

In this case, the first letter "D" represents a cold climate group, and the second letter "w" represents a dry winter climate.

The tropics are between the latitude lines of the Tropic of Cancer and the Tropic of Capricorn.

It includes the Equator and parts of North America, South America, Africa, Asia, and Australia.

The Koppen climate classification system divides the world's climates into five major groups:

1. tropical,
2. dry,
3. temperate,
4. continental,
5. and polar.

But when the temperature in the sky becomes very low, the moisture present in the air condenses and falls in the form of water splashes and completely freezes in the form of snow, which is called 'icy rain'.

It is a shortened form of hail.