Climate
The temperature ranges from -30 degrees Celsius to 30 degrees Celsius, it's average temperature is 10 degrees Celsius. Annual rainfall is 750 to 1500 mm (30-60 inches) of rain per year. The earth's axis is tilted and that causes the seasons to change. The distance from the sun does not matter but whichever hemisphere is tilted towards the sun is the one that will experience summer, the warm climate, and the one tilted away will experience winter, the cold climate. The fresh air and water help make the temperate forest very beneficial to all living organisms that live there because they don't have to worry about pollution or degradation of resources. The heat affects the climate by helping the animals adapt to the climate. Longitude and latitude: between 23.5 degrees and 55 degrees N and S. This latitude dictates the climate by letting it have harsh winters and incredibly warm summers because of the Earth's axis's tilt. The weather occurrences aren't too severe, it is mainly rain, hail, and super freezing temperatures. Sometimes, lightning could strike a tree and start a wildfire.
These two graphs represent the annual precipitation and temperature of a temperate forest in Staunton, Virginia, United States.