desert climate
The desert climate (from the First Region to the Atacama region III) is characterized by a low relative humidity, strong thermal fluctuations and lack of rainfall.
variations is presented with longitudinal stripes formed from west to east so: Coastal Desert, Desert Cold Desert Normal and height.
Climate is further distinguished high ice present throughout the Andes.
steppe climate
steppe climate (from the Atacama Region III to Region V of Valparaíso) is characterized as a strong oscillation daily temperature, precipitation will line the mm. Annual low cloudiness and high insolation.
are distinguished inside two variants: the coastal steppe and steppe interior
Mediterranean climate
Mediterranean climate (from the V region of Valparaiso to the VIII region of Bio-Bio) is characterized by moderate temperatures, with an annual average of 16 º C. Winter rains reach 350 mm. annual average, a condition that increases towards the south.
highlight the presence of warm summers and dry.
is possible to differentiate the Mediterranean climate with marine influence, where the temperature fluctuations are smaller than in the continental sector.
Mediterranean climate (from the V region of Valparaiso to the VIII region of Bio-Bio) is characterized by moderate temperatures, with an annual average of 16 º C. Winter rains reach 350 mm. annual average, a condition that increases towards the south.
highlight the presence of warm summers and dry.
is possible to differentiate the Mediterranean climate with marine influence, where the temperature fluctuations are smaller than in the continental sector.
Temperate Rainforest
rainy temperate climate (from the VIII region of Bio-Bio to the Lakes Region X) is characterized by an average annual temperature of 12 º C and high rainfall that can exceed 2000 mm. year, being consistent throughout the year. mild oceanic climate
temperate oceanic climate (Juan Fernández Archipelago) is characterized with an average temperature of 14 º C and rainfall around 900 mm. year. In the rest of the island is given a warm tropical climate, with rainfall concentrated in winter, exceeding 100 mm. annual
Marine Weather
Maritime Weather (from the X region of the Lakes to the Magallanes Region XII) is characterized to present Average annual temperatures of 10 º C, with a weak annual temperature range and rainfall of up to 3000 mm. year.
The Cli ma Tundra has average annual temperatures of 5 º C, with rainfall of 300 mm. monthly.
on the eastern slope of the Andes, there is cold steppe climate, with an annual temperature range of 13 º C, strong winds and solid precipitation for much of the year. Weather Ice
height, occurs in the ice fields and Tierra del Fuego, at heights of 700 m.
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