Long, cold winters and short, cool summers (up to +10°C).
Winters are brutal (down to -30°C or -40°C); summers barely rise above 0°C. Precipitation: Very low (200–300 mm), mostly snow. Long, cold winters and short, cool summers (up to +10°C)
Because Russia is the largest country in the world, its climate isn't just "cold"—it’s a massive spectrum ranging from Arctic deserts to humid subtropics. If you are filling out a table for your 8th-grade geography assignment, 1. Arctic Climate (Арктический) Because Russia is the largest country in the
Low, but because it doesn't evaporate, the ground is very swampy. Found on the islands of the Arctic Ocean
Found on the islands of the Arctic Ocean and the northern coast of the Siberia.
(Eastern Siberia/Yakutia). Home to the "Pole of Cold." Winters can hit -60°C, while summers can actually be quite hot (+25°C). The temperature range here is the highest in the world.
Covers the territory above the Arctic Circle (tundra and forest-tundra).