The phrase "have a climate" is not correct and usable in written English.
To use the phrase in a sentence, you would have to change it to "have a climate type". For example, "The island is known for having a tropical climate type."
"The climate has actually changed … We have a climate on steroids".
For instance, Philadelphia may come to have a climate that's more like Orlando's.
We will either have a climate change champion or a climate change denier as president.
I have a climate change question and that affects Tasmania, says one reporter.
But while we might always expect coastal California homes to have a climate premium, the other factors are less certain.
Take this piece from Spectator columnist Matt Ridley: "We have a climate change consensus - and it's good news everyone".
"We do not have a climate-controlled gallery or the means to show the prints," she said.
You're stuck in a terminal for three hours, boo hoo, but you have a climate-controlled place where you can walk literally for miles at some airports if you want".
The even older bristlecone pine in California's White Mountains does have a climate-sensitive record, but its area of growth is so limited and so inaccessible that no bristlecone specimens have so far appeared in archaeological sites.
The CBI distinguishes between bonds formally labelled as "green", where proceeds go specifically to environmental or climate-related projects, and a large number of bonds in sectors such as transport and energy that nonetheless have a climate-related impact.
"For many years, one of the concerns expressed to us by our medical committee was how we don't have a climate-sensitive product, which would be easier to keep.
