(Far East/Vladivostok). Influenced by the Pacific Ocean. Expect dry, cold winters and very rainy, humid summers with typhoons. 4. Subtropical Climate (Субтропический) A tiny sliver of land on the Black Sea coast (Sochi).
This zone is dominated by permafrost and "polar nights." 2. Subarctic Climate (Субарктический)
(Western Siberia). More extreme. Colder winters and hotter, drier summers. (Far East/Vladivostok)
Because Russia is the largest country in the world, its climate isn't just "cold"—it’s a massive spectrum ranging from Arctic deserts to humid subtropics. If you are filling out a table for your 8th-grade geography assignment, 1. Arctic Climate (Арктический)
Long, cold winters and short, cool summers (up to +10°C). It has the most predictable weather.
Covers the territory above the Arctic Circle (tundra and forest-tundra).
When filling out your "GDZ" table, focus on the (the difference between July and January) and the Dominant Air Masses . In the west, Atlantic air brings moisture; in the east, the Pacific dominates; and in the center, the land itself dictates the extreme cold. AI responses may include mistakes. Learn more Atlantic air brings moisture
(European Russia, Moscow). Mild winters (-10°C) and warm summers (+20°C). It has the most predictable weather.