The Andes Mountains starts from the tip of South America, travelling through Chile, Peru, Colombia and ends in Panama. As a result of its locations, the Andes Mountains makes a barrier between the Pacific Ocean and nearly all of South America. The climate of the Andes Mountains can be very varied; every region has a different climate. Unlike other biomes, the Andes Mountains changes drastically depending on its geographical location

However, in general it has a high mountain climate. The northern part of the Andes is rainy and warm. The southern part is rainy and cold and the central part is very dry a large influence on the climate in the surrounding areas, especially in the interior where the Andes borders the rainforest from the Pacific