When Antarctica has summer what season is it in the us?

Answer 1

On average it is anywhere from -4 degrees F to -80 degrees F in June, August, and September. The warmest winter in Antarctica was 3 degrees Fahrenheit, to give a clue at about how warm it will ever get.
In the year I was in Antarctica (1963), the temperature reached about 40 F at McMurdo Station, but the average temperature was near 32 F. At South Pole Station, air temperature reached its warmest at about minus 5 F, but averaged a little colder than that. The clear sky and bright Sun made it seem warmer, however.

Answer 2

When we living in the north have winter. The Antarctic summer goes together with Australia's or South America's summer.
Late September through late March.

Answer 3

As is true everywhere on earth, summer is the warmest season in Antarctica.

Answer 4

Ice covering the Antarctic continent and the adjacent sea ice only melt under the force of sunlight, which shines on the Antarctic continent only part of the year.

Answer 5

The coastline of Antarctica reaches a maximum of between 5 °C (41 °F) and 15 °C (59 °F) in summer.

Answer 6

it is winter and cold all year round at the poles [where Antartica is located]due to the extreme angle rays are shining at it ,unlike at the equator,where it is directry overhead.

Answer 7

It can get up to 59 degrees F (15C) in the summer.

Answer 8

Summer in Antarctica begins on December 21. In the northern hemisphere, December 21 is the first day of winter.

Answer 9

In Antarctica, summer begins on December 21. In the Arctic, summer begins on June 21.