Climate right|thumb|Bermuda's climate is partly determined by its location to the east of the warm, poleward-moving Gulf Stream. According to the Köppen climate classification Bermuda lies in the transition zone between tropical rainforest climate (Af) and humid subtropical climate (Cfa). Although Bermuda meets the temperature threshold of a tropical climate (coolest month has a mean temperature of 18 °C (64 °F) or higher), the higher latitude of Bermuda (32°18′North) is north of the latitude that most tropical climates are typically found. Bermuda has never experienced a freeze or frost, and winters are quite warm by European and North American standards.
Climate right|thumb|Bermuda's climate is partly determined by its location to the east of the warm poleward-moving Gulf Stream According to the Köppen climate classification Bermuda lies in the transition zone between tropical rainforest climate (Af) and humid subtropical climate (Cfa) Although Bermuda meets the temperature threshold of a tropical climate (coolest month has a mean temperature of 18 °C (64 °F) or higher) the higher latitude of Bermuda (32°18′North) is north of the latitude that most tropical climates are typically found Bermuda has never experienced a freeze or frost and winters are quite warm by European and North American standards