World Cities by Climate

This is the list of cities by climate. The grouping follows the Köppen climate classification, which has been standard in climate science for about a century and is named after its inventor, Wladimir Köppen.

The codes are either 2 or 3 letters in length, with the first letter indicating the main climate group: A (tropical), B (dry), C (temperate), D (continental), and E (polar). The second letter describes the type of seasonal precipitation and the third letter describes the variations of temperature in the zone.

Af tropical rainforest Am tropical monsoon Aw tropical savanna BSh hot semi-arid BSk cold semi-arid BWh hot desert Cfa humid subtropical Cfb temperate oceanic Csa warm mediterranean Csb temperate mediterranean Csc dry, cold summer maritime or subalpine Cwa dry winter, hot summer subtropical Cwb dry winter, warm summer subtropical highland Dfa humid continental Dfb temperate continental / humid continental Dwa humid continental Dwb humid continental

Af tropical rainforest

Am tropical monsoon

Aw tropical savanna

See all Cities with a tropical savanna climate (16) »

BSh hot semi-arid

BSk cold semi-arid

BWh hot desert

Cfa humid subtropical

See all Cities with a humid subtropical climate (35) »

Cfb temperate oceanic

See all Cities with a temperate oceanic climate (46) »

Csa warm mediterranean

See all Cities with a warm mediterranean climate (30) »

Csb temperate mediterranean

Csc dry, cold summer maritime or subalpine

Cwa dry winter, hot summer subtropical

Cwb dry winter, warm summer subtropical highland

Dfa humid continental

Dfb temperate continental / humid continental

See all Cities with a temperate continental / humid continental climate (17) »

Dwa humid continental

Dwb humid continental

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