cold temperate

/koʊldˈtɛmpərɪt/
adjective
  1. Relating to a climate or region that is cool but not extremely cold, with mild winters and moderate temperatures.
    • Farmers in cold-temperate zones often grow crops like apples and potatoes.
    • Many cold-temperate regions experience four distinct seasons, with snowfall in winter and warm summers.
    • The cold-temperate forests of the Pacific Northwest are home to many species of moss and fern.
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