"How Climate Affect Housing"

• The tropical wet-dry climate is a major climate type.
• This climate type has distinct wet and dry seasons
• with the wet seasons being in the summer.
• High temperatures are characteristic of this climate.

DRY

• A dry climate is a climate whose aggregate weather condition comprise
• a limited amount of precioitation . in areas affected by this climate , the average
• rate of evaporation and transpiration surpasses total precipitation received.

MODERATE,MEDITERRANEAN AND MARINE WEST COAST.

• Marine West Coast is usually located along the west coast of mid-latitude continents.
• This is a very mild climate, with few extremes in temperature
• The coldest month rarely averages lower than 30 degrees and the warmest month averages about 72 degrees
• The ocean keeps the air over the land cool in summer and warm in the winter
• This creates a mild, but wet climate. This climate is similar to a Mediterranean climate because of the influence of ocean currents, but they are greatly different in the level of precipitation.

HUMID Continental.

• A continental climate is a type of climate that is characterised by cold winters,
• hot summers, little rainfall, typical to the interior of a particular continent.
• Continental climates include the central parts of Asia and areas in North America.

Humid subtropical.

• subtropical climate characterized is hot,humid summers and generally mild to cool winters.

SUBARCTIC

• The subarctic climate is defined as a climate that is characterize long winters that are usually very cold and summers that are short and cool to mild.
• This climate is also called the boreal climate.
• This type of climate is offers extreme seasonal temperatures where the winter
• temperatures can drop to a negative 40-degrees Fahrenheit and summer temperatures can exceed 86-degrees Fahrenheit.
• This type of climate can be found on large landmasses that are generally away from the effects of the ocean.

HOW CAN CLIMATE AFFECT HOUSING?

• The types of house built are always to suit the climate.
• Otherwise,the homes would be more vulnerable.
• The houses would be made from a suitable material.

What type of climate do we live in?

• Humid Subtropical.
• Hot and cold.

how do home we live in reflect the climate?

• We adjust how live according to the climate where we live.
• we adjust by wearing clothes that are made form fabrics that allow air to reah the skin.
• These clothes are often sleeveless and shorts than what people in colder climates wear.

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