Geography, asked by avadheshkumar4952, 6 months ago

in canada, the temperature remain below freezing point during

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Answered by Anonymous

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Explanation:

Arctic and subarctic climate. The vast Arctic and subarctic regions, from the northern islands to the Hudson Bay, experience only two seasons: a long winter, with night temperatures normally around -30/-35 °C (-31/-22 °F), and three summer months, during which the temperature is around or just above freezing.

Answered by somenmandal24

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Explanation:

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