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What is the climate zone of France?

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France has four different climate zones:

Oceanic (Atlantic) - Average precipitation with cool summers;
Continental (central and eastern) - Harsh winters and hot summers;
Mountain (below 600-800 meters altitude) - High precipitation (snow 3-6 months out of the year)
Mediterranean (southeastern) - Mild winters and very hot summers; the majority of precipitation from October to April.

Source: http://us.franceguide.com/practical-information/Regional-climates-in-France.html?NodeID=124&EditoID=11880

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