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 As the first light of dawn crept over Madrid on February 25, 2025, the city awoke to a sky veiled in thick, gray clouds. The crisp morning air carried a chill, with temperatures hovering around 10°C (50°F). The forecast promised a day of overcast skies and light showers, a typical winter scenario for the Spanish capital. Morning: A Quiet Start The streets of Madrid were quieter than usual, as the early morning drizzle kept many indoors. The iconic Puerta del Sol, usually bustling with activity, stood in subdued silence. The clock tower, a symbol of the city's heartbeat, ticked away the minutes, its chimes echoing softly through the empty square. Cafés lining the square began to open, their warm lights spilling onto the wet pavement. Inside, the aroma of freshly brewed coffee mingled with the scent of toasted churros, inviting passersby to seek refuge from the dampness. The baristas, accustomed to the morning rush, moved with practiced efficiency, serving the first patrons of the d...

  Weather and Climate in China: A Land of Diversity and Extremes China, the third-largest country in the world, spans vast geographical regions, resulting in a highly diverse climate. From the freezing temperatures of the Tibetan Plateau to the tropical warmth of Hainan, China experiences a wide range of weather conditions. The country’s size, topography, and seasonal monsoon winds shape its unique climatic patterns. Understanding China’s Climate Zones China can be divided into several distinct climate zones, each with unique weather characteristics: Tropical Climate (Hainan and Southern Guangdong) The southernmost part of China, including Hainan Island and parts of Guangdong, experiences a tropical climate. Summers are hot and humid, with temperatures exceeding 35°C (95°F), while winters are mild and rarely drop below 15°C (59°F). The region also experiences typhoons during the summer and autumn months. Subtropical Climate (Central and Eastern China) This climate zone includes maj...