Tall mountain chains such as those in the Andes and the Himalayas, remain cold enough year round to retain an ice cap or glaciers. As such these are an important permanent source of river water to the low lands.
The other major area is the Antarctic Continent, which has drifted to a location around the South Pole, and this contains the major reserve of ice (and indeed of fresh water) on the Earth.
You can fish in a lake all year long because many lakes are open to fishing year-round, depending on local regulations. Fish species in these lakes often adapt to seasonal changes, allowing for fishing opportunities even in colder months. Additionally, ice fishing can be practiced in frozen lakes, providing access to fish beneath the ice. Always check local laws and seasonal regulations to ensure compliance.
At the poles, water is typically in the form of ice or snow throughout the year due to the extremely cold temperatures. This ice contributes to the formation of polar ice caps that cover the land masses in Antarctica and the Arctic region.
"Ice Ice Baby" by Vanilla Ice was released in 1990.
Yes. Remember ice melts in your drinks so if it wasn't you would get sick. This answer is only valid in the US. In many countries the ice still can't be trusted because the water sytems are not very good. All through Europe it is advisable to drink bottled water and not have ice in drinks.
No
Greenland is mostly covered by an ice sheet.
The largest year-round patches of ice are in Greenland and Antarctica.
Antarctica. Further information: Whilst it is true that you can see icebergs in Antarctica all year long, Antarctica is a continent, not a country. Iceland has ice all year round, and icebergs are evident even in Summer.
No. Ireland is relatively mild and generally does not have really cold winters, though it would have some ice and snow in some parts most winters, though not widespread. The ice would not last throughout the year.
The loch was as deep as it is long. The loch is as cold as ice water all year long. Many people enjoy driving round the loch at this time of year.
Anywhere that had long stretches of ice in the Winter. It probably originated in several cold countries independently.
It's year-round, as long as the ice rink is indoors.
not many do, only the fatty countries like america. Many countries enjoy ice cream and similar products like gelato in Italy. Ice cream is popular in most European countries. It's not as popular in Asia and the pacific rim.
There is land underneath the ice cap. Several countries have already claimed parts of Antarctica. If the ice all disappears the countries (if they still exist) will still have claims on the land beneath the ice.
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An ice storm can last anywhere from about half an hour long to weeks, even months. There is no average. Some countries are in an ice storm for half of the year. Some places only see an ice storm once a decade, or less often.
No one day all the ice will melt then the sea levels will rise and flood parts of many countries.