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=== Climate === | === Climate === | ||
Although most of the state has a mixed tropical climate, due to the state's large size, the climate ranges from subarctic/alpine to tropical. The cool Ecinian Current offshore often creates summer fog near the coast. | Although most of the state has a mixed tropical climate, due to the state's large size, the climate ranges from subarctic/alpine to tropical. The cool Ecinian Current offshore often creates summer fog near the coast. Further inland in mountainous areas, there is fluctuation in temperature throughout the year. The maritime moderation results in the shoreline "summer" temperatures of Rosslyn and Sierra being some of the coolest of all major metropolitan areas of Cartadania and uniquely cool compared to areas on the same latitude in the interior, despite being along the equator. Even the Volusia County shoreline bordering Alta Roma is cooler in summer than most areas. Just a few miles inland, summer temperature extremes are significantly higher, with downtown La Joya being several degrees warmer than at the coast. The same microclimate phenomenon is seen in the climate of the Attalus Bay Area, where areas sheltered from the sea see significantly hotter summers than nearby areas close to the ocean. Verona's hyperdiverse geography, ranging from the Urlazio and Attalus Coast in the east to the Serra Afiada mountain range in the center to the everglades and its meranti forests in the west; and from the meranti forests to the Lençois Desert in the southwest, allows this phenomenon to occur and is one of the most dramatic in the country. The Central and Chesapeake Valleys, major agricultural areas, dominate the state's center. | ||
=== Ecology === | === Ecology === | ||