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  • Steppe vs. Prairie: Understanding Wide Temperature Extremes and Grassland Climates
    The climate you're describing is called steppe or prairie.

    Here's why:

    * Wide Temperature Extremes: Steppes and prairies experience significant differences in temperature between seasons, often with hot summers and cold winters.

    * Grassland: Both steppe and prairie are characterized by vast, open grasslands with limited tree cover.

    Key Differences:

    * Location: Steppes are typically found in the interiors of continents, while prairies are located in more temperate regions.

    * Rainfall: Steppes tend to have less rainfall than prairies, leading to drier conditions.

    So, while both terms describe a climate with wide temperature extremes and grassy plains, they have subtle differences in location and rainfall.

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