Which of the following climate types refers to a region that has long, very cold winters and average temperatures that exceed 10°C only during one or two months of the summer?

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The subpolar (Dfc) climate is characterized by long, very cold winters and average temperatures that exceed 10°C only during one or two months of the summer. The alpine (An) climate refers to high altitude regions that are cold and have long winters, but do not necessarily have average temperatures that exceed 10°C only during one or two months of the summer. The polar tundra (ET) climate is characterized by cold temperatures year-round with very short summers, while the polar ice cap (EF) climate is characterized by permanent ice caps and temperatures that rarely exceed freezing.

Which of the Following Climate Types Refers to a Region