Syria Zombie Cliamte

The climate of Syria makes the country an inhospitable land for zombies. According to the CIA World Factbook, Syria is mostly desert with a climate that is characterized by long summers with hot, dry, sunny weather. This makes it difficult for zombies to survive as zombies decay faster in the heat. Additionally, Syria can be divided into three different climate zones, all of which are unfavorable for zombies. The coastal regions have a mild Mediterranean climate with a dry summer, with the warmest month above 22°C and the coldest month between 18 and -3°C. These two extreme temperatures are detrimental to the zombies, as they decay faster in heat and are frozen in the cold. The climate zone in the inland regions are classified as BSH climate, which is a "semi-arid" climate, meaning that the weather is consistently hot and dry, with an annual temperature of 18°C and little rainfall. The eastern regions of Syria is classified as a BWH climate which is a "desert" climate. This is similar to the BSH climate of the inland regions only with little to none rainfall ("Climate of the World: Syria"). Throughout most of Syria the climate is extremely hot and dry, or extremely cold and dry, making the survival of zombies difficult. The human population of Syria has been accustomed to their climate, while the zombies will not be. This will help ensure the survival of Syria during a zombie apocalypse.

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