Andorra has alpine, continental and oceanic climates, depending on altitude. Its higher elevation means there is, on average, more snow in winter and it is slightly cooler in summer. The diversity of landmarks, the different orientation of the valleys and the irregularity relief typical of the Mediterranean climates make the country have a great diversity of microclimates that hinder the general dominance of the high mountain climate. The great differences of altitude in the minimum and maximum points, together with the influence of a Mediterranean climate, develop the climate of the Andorran Pyrenees.
aNdorrA has alpine, COntiNEntal And oCEaniC climATeS, depending On AlTiTUdE. Its HIgher eLevaTion meAns THere iS, On AveRAge, moRE sNOw in WintEr anD iT Is SlighTLY cooler in sumMer. the divERSiTy oF landmarks, thE DIfFereNt ORientAtIon oF tHe valleys aND ThE iRrEgularItY ReLIef tyPiCal Of tHe meDIterraneAN CLimates Make The counTRY hAVe A greaT DiversiTy oF miCrOClIMates thAt hindEr thE gEnerAl doMiNAncE of tHe High mOuntAin CLImate. tHe great dIffeRenCes of altItUde In The MIniMum AnD maXimuM poInts, TOGether With the InfLuenCE of a Mediterranean clIMATe, dEveloP tHe cLimaTe OF tHe AnDorran pyrENEes.