Crimea is located in the southern part of Eastern Europe, washed by the waters of the Black and Azov Seas. Its relief includes plains, hills and mountains. Despite the fact that the territory of the peninsula is small, it has 3 characteristic climatic zones.
Instructions
Step 1
On the southern coast of Crimea, there is a subtropical Mediterranean climate, which is formed under the influence of the sea and the powerful protection of the mountain ranges. In the central part of the peninsula, as well as in the north and west (steppe Crimea), the dominant temperate continental climate is explained by the flat relief. The mountains have moderate climatic conditions, the main feature of which is high humidity. The annual duration of sunshine in Crimea varies from 2180 to 2470 hours.
Step 2
Crimean summer
Summer comes into its own on the Crimean peninsula at the beginning of May. By this period, trees and shrubs are blooming, everything around is buried in greenery. The weather remains changeable and unpredictable in different areas, which tourists are not ready for. Hot weather persists in most of the peninsula, in the middle of summer the air temperature reaches + 33 ° C during the day and drops to + 24 ° C at night. This part of the peninsula is deprived of precipitation, in contrast to the coast. Frequent showers here are not surprising. The water in the sea warms up to + 24oC, creating the most comfortable conditions for the swimming season. Near the seashore in the middle of summer there is a high temperature of + 35 ° C, but the sea breeze saves from the sweltering heat. Summer in the mountains is accompanied by regular precipitation and cool fresh air of + 27 ° C.
Step 3
Winter in Crimea
By the middle of autumn the peninsula is emptying - the velvet season is coming to an end and winter is approaching. No one has heard of the harsh and snowy winter in Crimea. On the coast, even in the middle of the cold season, the thermometer stays at + 2 ° C, and can reach + 5 ° C. In this part of the peninsula, persistent snow cover is rare. The rain is most familiar to the locals. The mountainous territory of Crimea in winter is covered with a snow cover up to 30 cm in height, and the air temperature drops to -4 ° C.
Step 4
The off-season weather in Crimea is changeable and prone to cyclones. Spring comes quickly or gradually replaces winter. Frequent night frosts prevent spring from taking full rights. Autumn is the most favorable time of the year. Summer heat is replaced by warm and dry weather. Nature is immersed in bright colors that fascinate the eye. A noticeable drop in temperature begins only in November.
Step 5
Crimea is an amazing place that combines various natural and climatic zones. On its territory, everyone can choose the corner in which he will be comfortable and well. The peninsula has long become a favorite destination for many people for recreation and treatment.
