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At locations on the Antarctic Peninsula, temperatures may rise to above freezing, while the interior still hovers at well below the freezing point.

Antarctica is about as large as USA and Mexico combined, and is the coldest continent on earth. You could say that it is never 'warm' in Antarctica, and certainly never 'hot' when measuring temperatures there.

Antarctica is, after all, a polar desert.

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