There is no single "average spring temperature" for Earth—spring spans **March–May (NH) / September–November (SH)** and temperatures range from **–40°C to +40°C** depending on latitude, altitude, continentality, and ocean influence.
| Climate Zone (Köppen) | Example Locations | Spring Avg Temp Range | Character |
|---|---|---|---|
| Tropical (Af/Am/Aw) | Singapore, Manaus, Lagos | 25–30°C (77–86°F) | Warm year-round; spring = wetter |
| Subtropical (Cfa/Cwa) | Houston, Shanghai, Buenos Aires | 18–25°C (64–77°F) | Mild-warm; thunderstorms increase |
| Mediterranean (Csa/Csb) | Los Angeles, Rome, Cape Town, Perth | 15–22°C (59–72°F) | Drying out; wildflowers peak |
| Temperate Oceanic (Cfb) | London, Paris, Seattle, Melbourne | 10–16°C (50–61°F) | Cool, variable; "April showers" |
| Temperate Continental (Dfa/Dfb) | Chicago, Toronto, Moscow, Beijing | 5–18°C (41–64°F) | Wide swings; late frost risk |
| Subarctic (Dfc/Dfd) | Fairbanks, Yellowknife, Yakutsk | –5 to 10°C (23–50°F) | Thaw begins; breakup season |
| Polar (ET/EF) | Barrow, Alert, McMurdo | –20 to –5°C (–4 to 23°F) | Still winter; spring = May/Jun |
| High Altitude (H) | Quito, Lhasa, La Paz, Denver | Highly variable | Depends on elevation band |