hot and humid
Forests, lakes, cold snowy winters and very bright summers.
The climate in the North is extremely cold in the winter average temp. -30C with very short summers around 15C-20C these summers last about 1 to 2 months then it is back to winter, no fall to speak of and very little spring.
the Himalayas which are 6600 to 9800 ft high. That is very tall for any mountain
Yes, Palmdale is located in the High Desert, where the summers are very hot and dry, and winters are cool and windy with snow fall possible.
That depends on what you think is hot. Utah and Nevada can have very hot summers, but not usually in the mountainous areas. More in the flat, desert areas.
Arizona is located in the southwest part of the United States. The weather is hot and arid with very little rainfall. Summers are typically very hot and winters are often quite mild.
The climate in the Texas mountains and basins is very dry about 8-10 in rain and hot summers and cold winters
The weather is one something to take into consideration. Midwest summers are usually warm and unbearably humid. Tornadoes are common as well. Winter times can be very very cold and are usually snowy. If you like shoveling snow and stifling summers then the Midwest states are for you.
mediterranean
Yes, there are huge mountains in the ocean, often we see only the very tip of a mountain.
The last name Summers is very Irish
The weather is one something to take into consideration. Midwest summers are usually warm and unbearably humid. Tornadoes are common as well. Winter times can be very very cold and are usually snowy. If you like shoveling snow and stifling summers then the Midwest states are for you.
In the US I would say the Central United States. The summers are hot and the winters are very cold.
yes the summers are very warm in northeastern canada .
Yes, Switzerland has all four seasons. Obviously, the summers are not very hot.
what are the six rocky mountain states in alphebatical order also it is very weak so it wind can sometimes can knock rocks of the top.