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The North Pole is significantly warmer than the South Pole because it lies at sea level with winter temps in January ranging from −43° C(−45° F) to −26° C(−15° F) and averaging around −34° C(−29° F), while summer temps average around the freezing point(0° C, 32° F).

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What is the south poles climate?

The South Pole is a polar desert.


What is the climate of north and south pole?

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What is the coldest climate North Pole or southpole?

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Effect of climate changes to north and south pole?

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Does the south pole or the north pole have landmass?

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