[DOC] [TLE] Coldest Temperature Ever Recorded - Current Results [PAR] The coldest temperature ever recorded on earth is -89.2 degrees Celsius (-128.5 
degrees Fahrenheit) at Vostok, Antarctica on July 21, 1983. ... The eastern 
Antarctic plateau, east-central Siberia and the central Greenland ice cap all offer 
... Although the highest point on the continent, the Dome is a subtle summit in the 
midst... [DOC] [TLE] Climate Antarctica: temperature (F), precipitation (in), when to go ... [PAR] Antarctica is the coldest continent on Earth. ... Below the ice, there are plains and 
even depressions, caused also by the enormous weight of the ice. ... the Soviet 
Vostok station, 11,500 feet above sea level, which in 1983 recorded -129 F. 
Here the ... Above: the annual average temperature in Antarctica (in degrees 
Celsius). [DOC] [TLE] Answers archive: Weather extremes - Richmond and Glen Allen ... [PAR] To illustrate this, compare Hawaii and the continental climate of Fargo, N.D. ... 
temperature of about 10F, is the coldest and driest place in the USA. .... sun 
arrive at a steep angle, bringing a high degree of ultraviolet radiation. ... A: The 
Russian station at Vostok recorded its world-record low temperature on July 21, 
1983. [DOC] [TLE] Coldest Places on Earth | Siberia, Antarctica - Live Science [PAR] Dec 19, 2010 ... From Siberia to Antarctica, the coldest places on Earth will set your teeth 
chattering, with some of the coldest temperatures ever recorded. ... While it is in 
fact only the second coldest place in the continental United ... In January of 1971, 
the record low temperature of nearly minus 80 degrees F (minus 62... [DOC] [TLE] Russian Team Has Reached Buried Antarctic Lake, Reports Say [PAR] Feb 6, 2012 ... Lake Vostok, about the size of Lake Ontario, is the largest lake on the icy 
continent. ... lakes are in West Antarctica, in conditions slightly less brutal than 
those at Vostok Station, which holds the record for coldest temperature ever 
recorded on Earth: minus 129 degrees F (minus 89 degrees C), in July 1983. [DOC] [TLE] Weird and Wild Antarctica - Continent 7: Antarctica Article - National ... [PAR] At its thickest point, Antarctica's ice cover is nearly three miles (15,669 feet) thick. 
6. Though the interior of Antarctica is the coldest place on Earth, with an annual 
mean temperature of minus 71 degrees Fahrenheit, the continent's coastline ... 
outpost of Vostok holds the record for the lowest temperature ever recorded on 
the... [DOC] [TLE] Weather/Climate Extremes [PAR] Low temperatures and precipitation may manifest itself with copious amounts of 
... are highly continental and experience large ranges in their absolute ..... Date: 
21 July 1983 ... This record exceeds the previous record, also at Vostok, of -126.9
F ... recorded it was -80F. A pencil mark had been made at about 4 degrees... [DOC] [TLE] Animal Adaptations activity.doc - UMassK12 [PAR] Antarctica is the highest and coldest continent -- its average height is three times 
that ... ever recorded on Earth was recorded at the Soviet outpost Vostok Station, 
... On 21 July 1983 a record low temperature of -89.6 degrees C. (-125.8 degrees 
F.) ... Antarctic animals spend part of their time on the edge of the ice and part of... [DOC] [TLE] Article in pdf - Tourism Review [PAR] The Coldest. The lowest temperature ever recorded on earth was a little more 
than  128 degrees Fahrenheit (-89.2C) recorded at a. Russian site, Vostok... [DOC] [TLE] Our Favorite Fascinating Facts About Antarctica (With Photos!) - Two ... [PAR] The coldest temperature ever recorded on Earth was minus 128.56 degrees 
Fahrenheit ... 89.2 degrees Celsius), registered on July 21, 1983, at Antarctica's 
Vostok station. ... which is like the tropics compared to much of the rest of the 
continent. ... hovered around 32-34 degrees Fahrenheit, and it never actually felt 
that cold... [DOC] [TLE] What Lives In Antarctica? - Global Classroom [PAR] Antarctica is the highest and coldest continent -- its average height is three times 
... ever

Question: In 1983 a record low temperature, -128.6 degrees F., was recorded at Vostok on this icy continent
Answer: Antarctica