A microclimate is a small-scale area with distinct weather conditions that differ from the surrounding area. It can be influenced by factors such as elevation, proximity to water bodies, vegetation cover, and urban development. Microclimates are formed in natural conditions due to various factors such as topography, sunlight exposure, soil type, and amount of vegetation in the area. These factors can create pockets of different temperature, humidity, and wind patterns within a larger region, leading to the formation of microclimates.
