Temperate Rainforest Climate
So
what is temperate
rainforest climate like?
Firstly, it is much cooler than the climate for tropical rainforest.
The average temperatures in places where temperate rainforests grow, is between 4 and 12 degrees C.
But these forests still need more rain than other temperate forests.
The rainfall in temperate rainforests is about 1400mm a year.
As opposed to tropical rainforests, which grow in areas with minimal seasonal changes, temperate rainforests grow in much higher latitudes.
In these latitudes, there are large seasonal changes in daylight and temperatures.
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Disclaimer: This website is about interesting facts about rainforests. It is not trying to be comprehensive.
Although best efforts have been made to ensure that all the information on this site is correct,
rainforest-facts.com is not to be blamed should there be a mistake.
Copyright notice: All contents of this website are strictly protected by the Law of Copyright. What does that mean?
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