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The climate in the Arctic where The Inuit lived was very very bitter cold in the winter. Living in the Arctic winter was very challenging. Winter temperatures may drop below -40*C. There is up to 2 meters of snow in the winter! Winter is long and dark in the Arctic. The sun may disappear for weeks in midwinter. Yet summer days can be very warm. Summer is short and full of light, for way up North the sun shines virtually day and night.

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