klíma
Klíma is the long-term pattern of weather in a given place, averaged over decades, typically about 30 years. It describes the usual conditions one can expect during a season or year, rather than day-to-day weather. The term is used in many Central European languages, including Hungarian and Slovak, to refer to the scientific concept of climate. Climate differs from weather by focusing on averages and variability over longer time scales.
The main components of klíma include mean temperatures, seasonal cycles, precipitation (amount, type, and timing), humidity,
Regional klíma is shaped by factors such as latitude, altitude, proximity to oceans or large lakes, ocean
Climate change refers to long-term shifts in klíma driven largely by human activities, notably the emission