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wet climate

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wet climate [′wet ′klī·mət]
(climatology)
A climate whose vegetation is of the rainforest type. Also known as rainforest climate.


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Dwellings are slightly raised above the ground to repel moisture, dampness and rot in the hot, wet climate, while oversailing 'butterfly' roofs of thin corrugated metal sheeting enhance natural ventilation and help collect rainwater--a particularly useful feature during dry periods.
Even areas that are known for wet climates such as the United Kingdom, can benefit from photovoltaic electricity production.
Metal stools can often be left out year round, except in very wet climates.
 
 
 
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