Various locations across Antarctica experience extremely cold temperatures, with the lowest ever recorded being at the high ridge of Dome Fuji Station, where temperatures can drop as low as -128.6°F (-89.2°C).
This high ridge in Antarctica is known for its extreme cold. Temperatures here can plummet to around -128.6°F (-89.2°C).
This research station in Antarctica has recorded some of the coldest temperatures ever documented on Earth, reaching as low as -128.6°F (-89.2°C).
Often considered the coldest inhabited place on Earth, temperatures in Oymyakon can drop to around -90°F (-67.8°C) during the winter months.
Another contender for the title of the coldest inhabited place, Verkhoyansk has recorded temperatures as low as -93.6°F (-69.8°C).
This vast area of high elevation in Antarctica experiences extremely cold temperatures, with some areas reaching -120°F (-85°C) during the coldest months.
One of the coldest places in the Northern Hemisphere, North Ice has recorded temperatures as low as -87°F (-66.1°C).
The South Pole station experiences frigid temperatures, with average winter temperatures around -76°F (-60°C) and potential lows even colder.
Not to be confused with Dome C, Dome Fuji is another extremely cold location in Antarctica, with temperatures dropping to around -117°F (-82.8°C).
While not as cold as some of the other locations listed, Barrow experiences cold temperatures due to its Arctic location. Temperatures can dip to around -56°F (-48.9°C) during the coldest months.