A tundra climate is a transitional climate between the Subarctic and Ice cap climates. Polar climates like the tundra are characterized by generally dry conditions and very cold temperatures. Temperatures rarely ever rise above 10o C during the summer. Some tundras experiences times when the sun never rises above the horizon.
It's a treeless area having a permanently frozen subsoil and supporting low-growing vegetation such as lichens, mosses, and stunted shrubs. Tundra regions are near the poles in countries like Russia and Canada.
The average temperature in summer is 50 degrees Fahrenheit and under. The average temperature in winter is -28 to -58 degrees Fahrenheit.
A tundra climate is a transitional climate between the Subarctic and Ice cap climates. Polar climates like the tundra are characterized by generally dry conditions and very cold temperatures. Temperatures rarely ever rise above 10o C during the summer. Some tundras experiences times when the sun never rises above the horizon.
It's a treeless area having a permanently frozen subsoil and supporting low-growing vegetation such as lichens, mosses, and stunted shrubs. Tundra regions are near the poles in countries like Russia and Canada.
The average temperature in summer is 50 degrees Fahrenheit and under. The average temperature in winter is -28 to -58 degrees Fahrenheit.
in siberia and Yukon
Tundras are near in Russia, so Russians live in a tundra climate.
a tundra climate
tropical and tundra
in the tundra, it is usually very cold and dry.
Acrtic tundra
they are in the high latitude
siberia's climate is a tundra
yes, near North Canada might not exactly be in the tundra climate but it will be very similar.
its is called a tundra just because it comes from the latin root tundramine that means climate that affects climate itslef
COLD
Tundra doesn't "stay" anywhere. It's a climate, not an animal.