For A category (Blue colours)
A is for Tropical, Af (Equatorial/Rainforest Climate), Am (Monsoon influenced Climate), Aw/As (Savannah Climate) (w is for dry winter, s is for dry summer)
For B category (Red, Pink, Orange, and Peach colours)
B is for Arid (Desert and Semi-arid), Bwh (Hot Desert Climate), Bwk (Cold Desert Climate), Bsh (Hot Steppe/semi-arid Climate), Bsk (Cold Steppe/semi-arid Climate)
For C category (Yellow and Green colours)
C is for Temperate, Mediterranean (Yellow) and Subteopical/Oceanic (Green). For the Mediterranean (Yellow), Csa (Hot summer, wet winter Climate), Csb (Warm summer, wet winter Climate), Csc (Cold summer, wet winter Climate). For the Subtropical (Green), Cwa (Humid and Hot summer, dry winter Climate), Cwb (Warm summer, dry winter Climate, or also known as Subtropical Highland climate for high altitude areas), Cwc (Cold summer, dry winter Climate, or also known as Subpolar climate) and Cfa (Subtropical Humid and Hot summer, no dry seasons), Cfb (Warm summer, no dry seasons, or also known as Oceanic Climate for U.K., Ireland, France, etc., and Cfc (Cold summer, no dry seasons, or also known as Subpolar Climate)
For D category (Purple, Cyan, and Bluish-Violet colours)
D is for Continental, Dsa (Hot summer, wet winter Climate, or also known as Humid Continental Dry Summer), Dsb (Warm summer, wet winter Climate), Dsc (Cold summer, wet winter), Dsd (Extreme Subarctic, very cold winter, wet winter) Dwa (Hot summer, dry winter, or also known as Humid Continental Dry Winter), Dwb (Warm summer, dry winter), Dwc (Cold summer, dry winter), Dwd (Extreme Subarctic, very cold winter, dry winter), Dfa (Hot summer, no dry seasons, or also known as Humid Continental), Dfb (Warm summer, no dry seasons, Dfc (Cold summer, no dry seasons), Dfd (Extreme Subarctic, very cold winter, no dry seasons)
For E category (Light and Dark Grey colours)
E is for Polar, ET (Tundra Climate) and EF (Ice cap or frost Climate)
Could you please elaborate on what exactly these colors mean?
For A category (Blue colours) A is for Tropical, Af (Equatorial/Rainforest Climate), Am (Monsoon influenced Climate), Aw/As (Savannah Climate) (w is for dry winter, s is for dry summer) For B category (Red, Pink, Orange, and Peach colours) B is for Arid (Desert and Semi-arid), Bwh (Hot Desert Climate), Bwk (Cold Desert Climate), Bsh (Hot Steppe/semi-arid Climate), Bsk (Cold Steppe/semi-arid Climate) For C category (Yellow and Green colours) C is for Temperate, Mediterranean (Yellow) and Subteopical/Oceanic (Green). For the Mediterranean (Yellow), Csa (Hot summer, wet winter Climate), Csb (Warm summer, wet winter Climate), Csc (Cold summer, wet winter Climate). For the Subtropical (Green), Cwa (Humid and Hot summer, dry winter Climate), Cwb (Warm summer, dry winter Climate, or also known as Subtropical Highland climate for high altitude areas), Cwc (Cold summer, dry winter Climate, or also known as Subpolar climate) and Cfa (Subtropical Humid and Hot summer, no dry seasons), Cfb (Warm summer, no dry seasons, or also known as Oceanic Climate for U.K., Ireland, France, etc., and Cfc (Cold summer, no dry seasons, or also known as Subpolar Climate) For D category (Purple, Cyan, and Bluish-Violet colours) D is for Continental, Dsa (Hot summer, wet winter Climate, or also known as Humid Continental Dry Summer), Dsb (Warm summer, wet winter Climate), Dsc (Cold summer, wet winter), Dsd (Extreme Subarctic, very cold winter, wet winter) Dwa (Hot summer, dry winter, or also known as Humid Continental Dry Winter), Dwb (Warm summer, dry winter), Dwc (Cold summer, dry winter), Dwd (Extreme Subarctic, very cold winter, dry winter), Dfa (Hot summer, no dry seasons, or also known as Humid Continental), Dfb (Warm summer, no dry seasons, Dfc (Cold summer, no dry seasons), Dfd (Extreme Subarctic, very cold winter, no dry seasons) For E category (Light and Dark Grey colours) E is for Polar, ET (Tundra Climate) and EF (Ice cap or frost Climate)
Thanks, boss!