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Mention two characteristics of the climate of Antarctica​

Answer 1

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Why is Antarctica's climate colder than the climate of the Arctic? Antarctica's climate is also very windy and dry. Wind speeds vary across the continent and are discussed in Regional climate variation and weather; but the idea that Antarctica is a kind of desert requires some explanation here.

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Answer 2

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Antarctica's Climate

Antarctica's climate is also very windy and dry. Wind speeds vary across the continent and are discussed in Regional climate variation and weather; but the idea that Antarctica is a kind of desert requires some explanation here.

It is, on average, the coldest, windiest, and driest of all the continents on Earth. Technically, Antarctica is a desert because it is so dry there; with an average annual precipitation of just 166mm along the coastal regions, and even less when moving further inland.

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