Comparison of E-type Climates

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Polar (E) climates
Two types of polar climates
Tundra climate (ET)
Treeless climate
Almost exclusively in the Northern Hemisphere
Severe winters, cool summers
High annual temperature range
Ice cap climate (EF)
No monthly mean above 0ºC
Permanent ice and snow

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