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Greenland is a cold country. I doubt if viruses can survive there for so long unlike a tropical country like Spain.



Spain is not tropical. It has three main climates:

- Atlantic. Windy and coldish climate, with lots of rain. Like the UK, or worse.

- Continental Mediterranean. Hot Summers (over 40c) and cold Winters (below 0).

- Mediterranean. Overall a warm climate with a few days of slight cold in Winter, with OFC some spots of cold winter depending on the location.

- On top of that, the mountain climate, chill and always snowy in winter.

Then the Archipielagos (Canaries/Balearics) are their own thing, and Iberia has several distint microclimates and terrains everywhere because the highly mountainous orography distorts the overall climates a lot.

Think of Spain as a micro-condensed US, where you have near every climate in the Earth.


Spain is not tropical




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