#desert climate
- Areic — Lacking permanent flowing watercourses or an organized surface drainage system toward the ocean; characteristic of desert or karstic regions where low precipitation or extreme soil permeability prevents the formation of a structural hydrographic network. In an ecological sense, it describes an arid territory where groundwater fails to supply stable surface networks.
- Arizona — A federal state located in the southwestern region of the United States of America, known globally for its spectacular arid landscapes, geological formations of immense significance such as the Grand Canyon, and its predominantly desert climate. Its territory represents a center of historical cultural convergence, housing numerous Native American reservations and urban areas undergoing rapid technological and demographic expansion in the modern era.