Definition, Meaning & Synonyms

polar-maritime

adjective

/ˈpoʊlər mɑːrɪˌtaɪm/

Definition

Referring to maritime air mass originating from cold polar regions, typically characterized by cool temperatures and high humidity.

Examples

The polar-maritime climate of the region resulted in mild winters and cooler summers.
Strong polar-maritime winds brought unexpected rain to the coastal areas.
Scientists study polar-maritime air masses to understand their impact on global weather patterns.

Meaning

Polar-maritime air masses have a significant influence on the climate and weather patterns in the regions they affect, bringing cooler temperatures and moisture.