The Tundra is bitter cold. It is the coldest biome and the farthest north. There are very few plants and animals there also. It s a part of northern Canada, Europe, and Asia. The four seasons here are very different.
Winters are dark all day.
There is a lot of precipitation, 10-50 centimeters on average. The average temperatures are 70 degrees- 20 degrees Fahrenheit. Summer is well still cold but much cooler. The temperature range is 30 degrees- 60 degrees Fahrenheit. Animals are few and far between.