(from the article `climate`) ...changes (from wet to dry, hot to cold, etc.) across such a region as a result of the geographic gradients of climatic elements over the continent ...
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This term describes the climate of a small area, typically an individual vineyard or hillside. Related terms include macroclimate and microclimate.
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mesoclimate 1. The climate of small areas of the earth's surface which may not be representative of the general climate of the district. 2. A climate characterized by moderate temperatures, that is, in the range of 20-30 degrees centigrade. Also known as mesothermal climate.
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Affected by bodies of water, impervious surfaces, and topography (neighborhood and town/city level). Example: Heat sinks in cities; dry, southern slopes.
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Translations for „Mesoclimate“ Become a Premium Member today! See under climate. Climate Designation for the totality of all meteorological processes or possible weather conditions, including the typical sequence as well as the daily and seasonal fluctuations that are responsible for the average state of the earth's atmosphere at...
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The climatic conditions experienced by a vineyard site. The aspect of a vineyard (i.e. the way the vineyard faces in relation to the sun) is a major determinant of mesoclimate.
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