Which statement best describes the climate of Berlin?
On average, winters are colder and wetter than summers.
The temperatures are about the same every month, and summers have less
precipitation than winters.
Winters have lower temperatures and slightly less precipitation than
summers.
Answer: Winters have lower temperatures and slightly less precipitation than summers.
Explanation:
Berlin is the capital of Germany and has a Continental climate. It rains all year round in Berlin but the winter months of December to February have lower rainfall amounts than the summer months of June to August.
Temperatures in winter are rightfully lower than the temperatures in summer which are described as warm and sunny with lots of daylight and an average temperature of 73°F.
