the coldest area of India and what is its average temrature?
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In Dras( Kargil) lowest is -39C ...
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Artic means cold, Indian is for the India, southern is below the equator
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You can know the annual average weather conditions of Delhi here:\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/weather/world/city_guides/results.shtml?tt=TT002240
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Minus 127 Fahrenheit in Antarctica.
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It's generally around 62- 68 degrees.\n\nThat's Fahrenheit,not Celsius !
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24º 12' N - 83º 02' E\n\n210 miles north-east from Jabalpur, 75 miles south from Vanarasi.
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coldest in antarctica n hottest somewhere in the sahara desert
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Do you live in a really cold climate?
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Average over the whole planet, over the whole year: -67 deg F\nExtremes: -207 deg F, 80 deg F
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go to your yahoo or other search engine and type in global tempratures,you will get quite a few results.\n\nGOOD LUCK!
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Hey, 20C should be OK. If you're cold, put on a sweater or coat.
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Avg. Surface temp.: Day 623 K \nAvg. Surface temp.: Night 103 K\n\nwhich is 350 C and -170 C respectively.
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http://weather.123india.com/uttranchal/mussoorie.html
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http://www.indianpueblo.org/index.cfm?module=ipcc&pn=15\n\ntry that
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Iceland's average temperature is about 5° C (41° F), with a range from -0.6° C (31° F) in January to 11.1° C (52° F) in July.
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Official Name \nThe People's Republic Of Bangladesh \nLocation \nLatitude between 20 degree 34' and 26 degree 39' north. Longitude between 88 degree 00' and 92 degree 41' east. \nArea \n144,000 sq. km. \nBoundary \nBounded by India from the north, east and west and by the Bay of Bengal and Burma from the south. \nClimate \nMain seasons : Winter (Nov - Feb), Summer (Mar - Jun), Monsoon (Jul - Oct). Temp : Max 34 degree Celsius, Min 8 degree Celsius. \nRainfall \nLowest 47" and highest 136" \nCapital \nDhaka (Present area 414 sq. km. Master plan 777 sq.km.) \nPopulation \nTotal estimated population 130 million.
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it can never be too cold to snow, as long as you have moisture.  I have had snow where I live at 38 degrees F.  Some people think the temp has to be at 32 or below for snow but it can snow at 35 to 40 degree F, but nothing higher.  As long as you have very cold air in the upper atmosphere, and the snow is heavy enough, then the snow does not have time to turn to rain, so you get snow.