Climate Terminology

noun Frigid Zones

• The Frigid Zones refer to the regions near the North and South Poles where temperatures are extremely cold.
• I heard it's freezing in the Frigid Zones right now.
• I wouldn't survive a day in the Frigid Zones, it's way too cold for me.
• Her heart felt like the Frigid Zones after he broke up with her.

adjective describing a humid or stuffy atmosphere

• The weather forecast predicts a muggy day with high humidity levels.
• It's so muggy outside, I feel like I'm swimming through the air.
• I can't stand this muggy weather, it's making me sweat buckets.
• The atmosphere in the room was so tense, it felt muggy with unspoken words hanging in the air.

adjective a word that describes or modifies a noun, in this case 'subtropical' describes a climate zone with characteristics of both tropical and temperate climates

• The subtropical climate of the region allows for a diverse range of flora and fauna to thrive.
• I love vacationing in subtropical destinations because of the warm weather and beautiful beaches.
• Let's head down to the subtropical spot for some fun in the sun!
• Her personality is like a subtropical paradise, warm and inviting to everyone she meets.

noun the state or quality of being rainy

• The raininess of the region is due to its proximity to the coast.
• I'm not a fan of the constant raininess we've been having lately.
• This raininess is really putting a damper on our plans.
• Her mood matched the raininess of the weather outside.