How cold is it up at the north pole?

Answer 1

Truly, there isn't much snow in Antarctica. What you see in photos and experience in person is ice. Ninety-eight percent of the continent is covered with an ice sheet. At the South Pole, the ice is almost two miles thick.

Answer 2

Actually, there is not much snow at the North Pole. Much of it is ice and ice water. Annual snowfall works out to less than 50 centimetres but because strong winds stir up the snow, there seem to be continuous snow flurries.

Answer 3

the most i can say is that the temperature is nagative and it is -50 to70

Answer 4

Up to 3 metres, but as the ice is constantly moving it can build ridges up to 3 times that thickness.

Answer 5

The deepest point of the Arctic Ocean on which the imaginary point called the North Pole sits, is in the Eurasian Basin, at 5,450 m (17,880 ft).

Answer 6

the north pole ice is about 3 or 4 meters deep if want to no more email me on face book.com my name is selena adams and it says im from the south iland in newzealand

Answer 7

In the summertime, it warms up to 35 degrees Fahrenheit, but in the winter it gets as cold as -45 degrees Fahrenheit, or -42.7 degrees celsuis. That is pretty cold!