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Geography and climate
The contrasts of the relief influence the climate of the country. Mediterranean climate predominates on the coast and continental climate already dominates in the foothills, in distance of only pair kilometers by the straight line from the seashore. Dinaric mountain chain with the peaks Orjen, Lovcen and Rumia, gradually growing above the coast as a huge curtain, protects offshore areas from the influence of continental climate. In total in Montenegro there are four strongly pronounced climatic types with a variety of microclimatic species. These types basically coincide with geomorphological areas - seaside, rocky plateaus, plain and high mountains.
Seaside
The seaside stretches along Adriatic sea from Herceg-Novi in the west, up to the outlet of the Bojana river in the east. Seaside shows the striking contrast to the other three regions and creates Mediterranean "facade" of the country. It is a very narrow, indented by numerous gulfs and bays, strip of land (2-10 kms in width). The biggest gulf of Kotorsky (cuts deep into coast for more than 20 kilometers) is the most south fjord in the world. The seaside is separated from a continental part of the country by the mountain chains which separate peaks are located 1700 m above the sea level. Mountains serve as a protection for a continental part of the country from the sea winds. The average summer temperatures vary from 23,4 up to 25,6°С. Summers are long and dry, and winters are short and mild. The average number of solar hours per year reaches 2500, and in Ulcinj the sun shines 2700 hours per year.
Rocky plateau
This scenic area in its way is a special geomorphological range of Montenegro and, literally hangs above seaside. Plants and animals here are not numerous. Rare plots of fertile ground are met only on the small karstic plains and crateriform hollows. Rocks are quickly dried up, therefore even the strongest heavy showers (downpours) (the mountain tops, separated the seaside from the Montenegrin plain, "press out" rain clouds) do not have any significant effect. This part of the country is the absolute champion of Europe in amount of rainfall. So, in the settlement of Krivosije, located above the Kotorsky bay, there were 480 mm of rainfall / day. The small town Crkvice holds a record in the maximal annual amount of rainfall - 5155 mm / year, and the capital of the country Cetinje located on a plateau - in the mid-annual amount of rainfall (3927 mm / year). However, despite these "champion" parameters, the region suffers from the big deficiency of drinking water. On the plateau there is "Lovcen" - one of the Montenegrin national parks.
Montenegrin Plain
The basin of lake Skadar, fertile plain of the river Zeta, plain Belopavlicka plain and Niksicko field are constituted the third geomorphological range - "Montenegrin plain " with 350 meters of the height difference. This place of the highest density of population in Montenegro, hereby there are two largest cities - Podgorica and Niksic. The average July temperature ranges in the plain from 26,4°С in Podgorica up to 25,4°С in Danilovgrad. Warm air masses, passing through the valley of the river Bojana, the basin of lake Skadar and a canyon of the river Moraca, reach Podgorica, making it the warmest city in Serbia and Montenegro. The absolute temperature maximum here is 40°С. The average winter temperature normally are not lower than 5°С, and the absolute minimum is -10°С below zero.
High mountains
Mountainous areas begin to northeast from the rivers of Piva, Komarnica and Moraca. Small, surrounded by the plateau mountains, from all sides, located 1400-1700 meters above the sea level, and alternate by the majestic peaks reaching 2000 meters and more. Here the subalpine climate is strongly pronounced, with cold snowy winters and moderate warm summer. These mountain chains are rich in pastures, woods and numerous mountain lakes, which in all are twenty nine in Montenegro. The rivers Piva, Tara, Moraca and their inflows have made canyons in the rocks - narrow channels with abrupt coasts, which beauty and dimensions are unique. The canyon of the river Tara is the biggest in Europe, its depth reaches 1300 meters. While on the seaside the snow is the actual rarity, in mountains Durmitor the show cover reaches to 5 meters thickness. In the northern areas, especially high-mountainous, due to the slowed melting the snow lays for some months, and in some places even all the year. In the Kolasin city, the centre of national park " Biogradska mountain", the average January temperature is minus 1,6°С below zero, and the average July temperature is 16,8°С above zero.