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In this lengthy letter, we wanted to discuss the concept of climate based ondefinitions established for over a century and direct observations that we havebeen collecting for more than a century as well. To do this, we present anddiscuss the remarkably stable maps over time of the various physical parametersthat make up the climate corpus: solar temperature, atmospheric pressure,winds, precipitation, temperature anomalies. This impressionistic tableau thatwe are gradually sketching as our reflection unfolds leads us to the followingproposition: What if, as Laplace first proposed in 1799 and laterMilankovi\{'}c in 1920, ground temperature were merely a consequence of climateand not a separate parameter of climate in its own right?

On the tilt of the Earth's polar axis (climat): Some 'impressionist' remarks