- in both
hemispheres generally between 40 and 60
degrees latitude, with
subpolar versions extending to 70
degrees latitude in some
coastal areas. Other...
- base,
although the
surface snowpack may
experience seasonal melting. A
subpolar glacier includes both
temperate and
polar ice,
depending on the
depth beneath...
-
pumping in the
subtropics (resulting in downwelling) and
Ekman suction in
subpolar regions (resulting in upwelling).
Ekman pumping results in an increased...
- The
subarctic climate (also
called subpolar climate, or
boreal climate) is a
continental climate with long, cold (often very cold) winters, and short,...
- The
Magellanic subpolar forests (Spanish:
Bosque Subpolar Magallánico) are a
terrestrial ecoregion of
southernmost South America,
covering parts of southern...
- southward, and as a consequence, the
North Atlantic is
mostly supplied by
subpolar waters,
including a
contribution from the
Labrador Current recirculated...
-
other but the very
polar climates (tundra and ice cap climate).
Areas with
subpolar oceanic climates feature an
oceanic climate but are
usually located closer...
- the
Subpolar Front, an
extension of the
North Atlantic Current, a wide,
vaguely defined region separating the
subtropical gyre from the
subpolar gyre...
-
upland England, Wales,
Northern Ireland and most of Scotland,
experience a
subpolar oceanic climate.
Higher elevations in
Scotland experience a continental...
-
mainly found in the
highlands of Andes,
Central America and New Guinea. The
subpolar oceanic climate is
located in high latitudes, at the
border between the...
