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But this climate is too cold to be even subtropical - with only two months of 10 (50) or warmer and just barely so at that, it would actually qualify as subpolar oceanic, almost tundra.
If subtropical climate means oceanic climate ( low seasonility throughout the year), then, any temperature can be subtropical.
Winters in this climate are cooler than most of Turkey winters though XD
Um, no they're not. You have any idea how cold Central and Eastern Turkey is in winter? The winters in this climate would be among the warmer ones in Turkey.
Um, no they're not. You have any idea how cold Central and Eastern Turkey is in winter? The winters in this climate would be among the warmer ones in Turkey.
Check climate data for some Turkey major cities (such as Istanbul and Izmir). Their winters are warmer than the winters in this climate.
You're completely ignoring like 3/4th of the country lol. Look at places like Ankara or Kars or Erzurum and then tell me these winters are colder than Turkey. Please.
Izmit and Istanbul doesn't somehow represent all of Turkey's climate.
You're completely ignoring like 3/4th of the country lol. Look at places like Ankara or Kars or Erzurum and then tell me these winters are colder than Turkey. Please.
Izmit and Istanbul doesn't somehow represent all of Turkey's climate.
I'm not saying that all Turkey has warmer winters, but an important portion of it. For example, "atzisat" lives in Kocaeli province, its capital, Izmit, has warmer winters.
According to the map, "most of Turkey" hasn't really cold winters.
I'm just saying that these winters are not as warm as atsizat says.
The grand majority of Turkey has cold winters. Especially higher elevated central and eastern areas, which can be down right bitterly cold. I think you're letting the "stereotype" of Turkey being a warm country affect your view too much.
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The winters in this climate would be among the warmer ones in Turkey.
