Does it rain in the Arctic?
The weather withinside the Arctic is polar. It has a short, cool summer time season and long, freezing winter. In the outer edges of the Arctic – the tundra – the common summer time season temperature is among zero and 10 °C (32–50 °F). Among the ice caps, it's miles under zero °C (32 °F) throughout the year, and there's a everlasting cowl of snow. Most of the precipitation (rainfall) is frozen and falls as snow, however it does from time to time rain.
