Marine Climate
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Example:
Imagine trying to keep the temperature of your home comfortable all year round using just one fan and one heater. Just as the fan and heater work to balance the indoor temperature regardless of the season, a marine climate is moderated by the nearby ocean, which absorbs and releases heat slowly. In this analogy, the ocean acts like the fan and heater, preventing temperatures from becoming too extreme by warming the air in winter and cooling it in summer, just as your home appliances aim to maintain a steady, comfortable environment.
Practice Version
Marine Climate: A climate influenced by an ocean, with warm winters and cool summers. Marine climate. A marine climate is where the ocean keeps temperatures mild and steady throughout the year.