Pseudoclima is a type of climate that results from the presence of small, isolated islands or coastal regions with low temperatures and high humidity due to the influence of artificial light sources like lamps or streetlights. These environments are often characterized by short days and long nights, leading to the perception of a cold, foggy climate.
The term "Fujiokaozephyrus" is a Japanese term used to describe the seasonal change in the Northern Hemisphere. It describes the period of strong cold winds and heavy fog that occurs during autumn or winter, which typically precedes the arrival of spring. The term suggests the changing conditions associated with this season, including cooler temperatures, increased precipitation, and reduced visibility due to foggy skies.
