List of cities by Köppen climate classification

Cities can be grouped according to their Köppen climate classification.[1][2][3][4][5][6] For purposes of this list, "city" means any permanent human settlement.

Af: Tropical rainforest climate

Further information: Af climate

Am: Tropical monsoon climate

Further information: Am climate

Aw: Tropical savanna climate with dry winters

Further information: Aw climate

As: Tropical savanna climate with dry summers

Further information: As climate

BWh: Hot desert climate

Further information: BWh climate

BWk: Cold desert climate

Further information: BWk climate

BSh: Hot semi-arid climate

Further information: BSh climate

BSk: Cold semi-arid climate

Further information: BSk climate

Csa: Hot-summer Mediterranean climate

Further information: Csa climate

Csb: Warm-summer Mediterranean climate

Further information: Csb climate

Csc: Cold-summer Mediterranean climate

Further information: Csc climate

Cfa: Humid subtropical climate

Further information: Cfa climate


Cfb: Oceanic climate

Further information: Cfb climate

Cfb: Subtropical highland climate with uniform rainfall

Further information: Subtropical highland climate

Cfc: Subpolar oceanic climate

Further information: Cfc climate

Cwa: Dry-winter humid subtropical climate

Further information: Cwa climate


Cwb: Dry-winter subtropical highland climate

Further information: Subtropical highland climate

Cwc: Dry-winter cold subtropical highland climate

Further information: Cwc climate

Dfa/Dwa/Dsa: Hot-summer humid continental climate

Further information: Hot-summer humid continental climate

Dfa climate

Dwa climate

Dsa climate

Dfb/Dwb/Dsb: Warm-summer humid continental/hemiboreal climate

Further information: Warm-summer humid continental climate

Dfb climate

Dwb climate

Dsb climate

Dfc/Dwc/Dsc: Subarctic/boreal climate

Further information: Subarctic climate

Dfc climate

Dwc climate

Dsc climate

Dfd/Dwd/Dsd: Subarctic/boreal climate with severe winters

Further information: Boreal climate

Dfd climate

Dwd climate

Dsd climate

ET: Tundra climate

Further information: Tundra climate

EF: Ice cap climate

Further information: Ice cap climate

See also

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