The Deciduous Forest

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The Deciduous Forest are located in Eastern half of North America, it is also in the middle of Europe. There are many in Asia,southwest Russia, Japan, and Eastern China. located in New Zealand, Australia. It has two big areas in south America, Southern Chile, and Middle East, and paraguay. The Eastern half of North America is like half of North American and Eastern America. Some are in Asia and the big country’s. The Deciduous forest has 14 inches of rain in winter. It has 18 inches of rain in the summer. It is about 70F the summer months begin early June. The winter months not begin until December. The average temperature is 50F. The rainfall is 30 to 60 inches. The climate is a mix of temperature and precipitation. The

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