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40d Talk:Climate
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I have a map in a freezing biome, but the water still thaws for ca 2 months during summer. The map area overlaps a cold area as well, which thaws for the whole summer and a bit more. Might it be that forest/grassland freezing is different from a tundra/glacier freezing? Or perhaps the overlapping different temperatures are the cause? I haven't got much experience with these starting points since they're a bit rare and I usually prefer a mountainous area, which seems to act a bit differently too. Any ideas? Noctis 15:29, 14 January 2008 (EST)
- I think, that the freezing, cold etc are fuzzy constants, and so, they give you only general insights on weather changes--Dorten 23:13, 14 January 2008 (EST)