The climate in the temperate zone is cold in summers and warm in winters very cold year-round very warm year-round warm in summers and cold in winters

The climate in the temperate zone is warm in summers and cold in winters.

Explanation:

Temperate climate is the climate that lies between the sub-arctic and subtropical climates and, to some extent, is also included in these. Areas with temperate climates have four differentiated seasons.  

The temperate climate characterizes regions whose temperature varies regularly throughout the year, with an average above 10 ° C in the warmer months and between -3 ° and 18 ° C in the cold months. They have four well-defined seasons: a relatively hot summer, a fall with gradually lower temperatures over the days, a cold winter, and a spring, with gradually higher temperatures over the days. Humidity depends on the location and geographical conditions of a given region.

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