Why do more people live in the Mediterranean climates of North Africa and Southwest Asia than the other climates in the region?

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boldjon · Answer

No other region in the world is as pervasively dry as North Africa and Southwest Asia. Land forms and Climate are very closely related in this region. 
The typical climate in North Africa and Southwest Asia is dry and hot in the vast stretches of relatively low, flat land. There is typically a bit of moisture where the mountain ranges are that capture the moisture and rainfall. Temperatures range from over 130 degree's Fahrenheit in the shade on a sunny day, and can drop quickly to below freezing in the night time. In the uplands of this region there is typically enough rainfall to nature grass, some trees, and limited agriculture