Regions
- Al Anbar
- Al-Qadisiyah
- Babil
- Baghdad
- Basra
- Dhi Qar
- Diyala
- Dohuk
- Erbil
- Halabja
- Karbala
- Kirkuk
- Maysan
- Muthanna
- Najaf
- Nineveh
- Saladin
- Sulaymaniyah
- Wasit
Iraq has many different climates, but is dominated by BWh.
Classifications
| Classification | Count | Köppen-Geiger | Examples |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hot desert climates | 15153 | BWh | Baghdad, Nasiriyah, Musayyib, As Samawah, Al Khalidiyah |
| Hot-summer Mediterranean climate | 5159 | Csa | Dahuk, Mosul, Erbil, Suleimaniyah, Barazan |
| Hot semi-arid climates | 3144 | BSh | Kirkuk, Hawija, Amirli, قرية اصيور الشرقية, Habis |
| Hot humid continental climate | 406 | Dsa | Nabirva, Saka, Shahidan, Lari Huri, Salar |
| Warm humid continental climate | 13 | Dsb | Kalishin, Kocharan, Warandu, Khalirashan, Warah Kurk |
| Cold desert climates | 5 | BWk | Mahfur al Jandali, Kharjah, Al Walid, Tanif, Qaryat Barim |
Baghdad
Baghdad
The climatic conditions prevailing in Baghdad are characterized by a desert climate. Precipitation is virtually absent during the year. This climate is considered to be BWh according to the Köppen-Geiger climate classification. The average annual temperature in Baghdad is 25.5 °C | 77.9 °F. In a year, the rainfall is 154 mm | 6.1 inch.
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