Arid and Semiarid Climates

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Dry (B) climates
Evaporation exceeds precipitation and there is a constant water deficiency
Boundary determined by formulas involving the three variables
Average annual precipitation
Average annual temperature
Seasonal distribution of precipitation

Dry (B) climates
Two climatic types
Arid or desert (BW)
Semiarid or steppe (BS)
More humid than arid climate
Surrounds desert

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