A cool oceanic climate is associated with the western coasts and islands of a continental land mass.
It is labelled ‘Cfc’ by the Köppen–Geiger scheme for the classification of climates, which requires:
- the warmest month of the year to have an average temperature less than 22 °C
- between one and three months of the year to have an average temperature of 10 °C or above
- the coldest month of the year to have an average temperature of at least -3 °C
- annual precipitation to exceed the annual potential evapotranspiration.
Explore places with the (Cfc) climate
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Auckland Islands / Motu Maha | New Zealand |
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Karlsøy | Norway |
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Miena | Tasmania | Australia |
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Punta Arenas | Magallanes and Chilean Antarctica | Chile | Cfc, bordering on ET |
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Reykjavík | Iceland |
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Río Grande | Tierra del Fuego, Antarctica and South Atlantic | Argentina |
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Río Turbio | Santa Cruz | Argentina |
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Tórshavn | Faroe Islands | Denmark |
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Unalaska | Alaska | United States of America |
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