Match each world climate type listed on the left with its primary controlling atmospheric mechanism and rainfall regime on the right.
- Equatorial Climate ()Permanent influence of the Intertropical Convergence Zone (ITCZ), producing high annual precipitation with double rainfall maxima.
- Tropical Savanna ()Seasonal migration of the ITCZ, causing moist maritime summer rainfall and dry winter conditions under trade winds.
- Mediterranean Climate ()Subtropical high-pressure subsidence causing summer drought, coupled with winter rain from temperate Westerlies.
- Siberian Boreal Climate ()Dominance of frigid continental polar air masses in winter, resulting in extreme annual temperature ranges.
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Equatorial Climate () matches permanent ITCZ convergence and double rainfall maxima; Tropical Savanna () matches seasonal ITCZ migration with wet summers and dry winters; Mediterranean Climate () matches summer subtropical high-pressure drought and winter Westerlies; Siberian Boreal Climate () matches winter polar continental air mass dominance and extreme annual temperature range.
Equatorial climates () are governed by year-round ITCZ convergence. Tropical Savanna climates () depend on seasonal shifts of the ITCZ. Mediterranean climates () are characterized by summer subtropical high-pressure drought and winter rainfall from Westerly depressions. Siberian climates () are controlled by extreme continental polar air masses during long winters.
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Atmospheric Controls and Global Distribution of World Climates