Geographic & Scale Discussion of Skyrim

So over this year, many people learned that Skyrim is not all snow and ice. Do you think the north is a warmer forest biome; the south a frigid glacial mountain maze with camoflagued temples? Or something else.
I stated what I think, also, Skyrims geographical set-up to me makes the map seem bigger, mountains in the center of a provence creates the illusion of a bigger map, because you can't see everything from the borders.
I can't wait for more info

All I'm hoping for is that we can go inside the mountains and that there will be a lot of weird and unexpected stuff to find in there.

Mabye, so, Emprease, mabye so. Isn't there a map of the entire Tamriel? That should show us if Skyrim is all snow or not.

I hope something closer to Daggerfall, but not as big, so it can be filled with interesting things.

Yes, an official map is actually the first thing I want, okay maybe I want to know who "they" are first. However, we have no OFFICIAL maps yet...

I expect Skyrim to look like Solstheim http://www.silgrad.com/oblivion/images/maps/Map_arch_off_Solstheim.jpg but with a much larger map.

Yes, but dont forget islands are warmer than mainland.

I sure hope so, many different kinds of regions with lush beauty. I believe it will be in, but I can't wait to see it myself.

No it will be Icy at sea level in the north and snow and ice will exist in the south because of high elevation.

I just want to fall off mountains/cliffs and actually die this time around.