Which statement about the climate of spain is not true

Atlantic winds in the northeastern section of the country bring ample rain to this region.

Most of Spain has a Mediterranean climate.

African winds make southeastern Spain the driest region in the country.

Due to its elevation, the Meseta has an extremely wet climate.

The correct answer is:

There are three distinct climate zones in Spain, due to its massive size. Visitants can usually suppose a Mediterranean climate, identified by hot, arid summers and balmy, rainy winters. The broad central plateau, or Meseta, has a more continental controlled climate with hot, dusty summers and chilly winters.