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Polar climates are defined by persistently cold temperatures, with average monthly temperatures below 10°C (50°F). Found at the North and South Poles, these regions experience long, harsh winters and short summers with low precipitation, primarily in the form of snow, and often have a layer of permafrost. They also undergo extreme seasonal variations in sunlight, ranging from 24 hours of daylight to months of total darkness.
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