Oceanic climate
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What does Oceanic climate mean?
An Oceanic climate, also known as a maritime climate, is a type of climate characterized by mild temperatures throughout the year, with relatively small temperature variations between seasons. It typically has cool summers and mild winters, and it receives consistent and moderate rainfall. This climate is influenced by the proximity to oceans or seas, which helps to moderate temperature extremes. It is commonly found on the western coasts of continents, such as in parts of Western Europe, the Pacific Northwest of North America, and parts of New Zealand.
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