The phrase "climate dry" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a type of climate characterized by low precipitation and arid conditions.
Example: "The region is known for its climate dry, making it difficult for vegetation to thrive."
Alternatives: "arid climate" or "dry climate."
In this suddenly chilled climate, dry ice leapt back to favour as the chief constituent of the seasonal polar caps14.
The Beskid group has a mountain climate: dry summers are suitable for pasture and sheep breeding, and the ample snow encourages winter sports centred on Frenštát and Vsetín.
He might also just really like grilling outside in the beautiful Arizona climate — dry, highs in the 90s, sunny and nothing like what he might otherwise he experiencing in his hometown of Baltimore this dreary May.
"With a warming climate, dry weather and reducing moisture, these kinds of catastrophes have happened and will continue to happen and we have to be ready to mitigate, and it's going to cost a lot of money," he said last week.
Estimated temperatures from both proxies coincide, in general terms: cold-temperate conditions during the latest Tortonian (~ 16 °C; cold-temperate climate), dry sub-tropical conditions during the Messinian (16.6 °C 22 °C), and dry sub-tropical conditions during the early Pliocene (16.6 °C 17.2 °C).
As you travel westward from Arkansas into Oklahoma, the land flattens, climate dries, and trees become less common.
In the context of frequent intense hurricane disturbance, how do severe droughts and climate drying affect biota and biogeochemical cycling?
But Southern Europe is experiencing the problem now, its climate drying to the point that it is becoming more like Africa's, scientists say.
And with far less foliage, there is less moisture in the regional water cycle, lending unpredictability to seasonal rains and leaving the climate drier and hotter.
It was happening despite the warming climate, drier conditions, particularly in the West, and a fire season that has grown from about eight months to year-round.
