thermal regime

The thermal regime refers to the pattern of temperature conditions in a specific area over time. It describes how temperatures fluctuate and what maintains the warmth or coolness in that environment, influenced by factors like sunlight, ground composition, and moisture levels. Understanding the thermal regime helps in assessing ecosystems, land-use suitability, and climate impacts. It’s a way to analyze how temperature behaviors shape natural and human systems in a particular location, providing insight into patterns that affect plant growth, animal habitats, and climate responses.