Question

Which climate has a mean temperature below 10°C during the warmest month??

Answer 1

Which climate has a mean temperature below 10°C during the warmest month?

polar

humid mid-latitude

dry

humid tropical

Step-by-step explanation:

Polar Climates

Polar climates are those in which the mean temperature of the warmest month is below 10°C. Polar winters are periods of perpetual night, or nearly so, making temperatures extremely cold. During the summer, temperatures remain cool despite the long hours of daylight. Very little precipitation falls in polar regions.

There are two types of polar climates—tundra and ice cap. The tundra climate, shown in the figure, is a treeless region found almost exclusively in the Northern Hemisphere. The ice cap climate does not have a single monthly mean above 0°C. The landscape is covered by permanent ice and snow. Ice cap climates occur in high mountain areas and in Greenland and Antarctica.

Answer 2

The correct answer is Polar climates.

The polar climate areas are featured by an absence of warm summers. Each month in a polar climate exhibit a mean temperature of fewer than 10 degrees Celcius. Even in their warmest months, they have a mean temperature of fewer than 10 degrees Celcius.

The countries coming under the polar climate regions are Alaska (United States), Yukon (Canada), Greenland (Denmark), Finland, Norway, Iceland, Sweden, and Russia.