Is temperate a zone?

Where are the temperate zones in this context?

The temperate zone is the area of Earth between the polar and tropical zones. Because they are located between 30 and 60 degrees north and South, the temperate zone can also be called the mid-latitudes.

Second, is the temperate area hot or cold? The subtropics and polar circles are the two zones that contain the Earth's temperate latitudes. These regions have average temperatures that are neither extreme nor extremely hot. Temperate means moderate. Temperatures can vary greatly between summer and winter here, unlike in the tropics.

Afterwards, you might also wonder, "What is a temperate zone in geography?"

The area of the earth's crust that lies between the Arctic Circle and the tropics of Cancer in the Northern Hemisphere and between the Tropic of Capricorn in the Southern Hemisphere and between the tropics of Capricorn in the Southern Hemisphere. It is characterized by a climate which is warm in summer and cold in winter and moderate in spring.

What are the characteristics and functions of the temperate zone

Temperate climates are those that don't experience extremes in temperature or precipitation (rain and/or snow). The seasonal changes between summer, winter and spring are usually invigorating, but not frustratingly extreme. There are two types: maritime and continental.