What are the reasons that the Arctic Circle and the Antarctic Circle remain cold throughout the year?

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They Are located at both the poles so
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They are at the extreme poles of the earth where the sunlight does not reach. ..hence the two regions remain cold covered with ice throughout the year.
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1: SUN ANGLE:the intensity of solar radiation is far less at the polar areas than in the low latitudes. When the solar intensity is less the earth's surface can not warm as rapidly. 2: TROPOSPHERIC LENGTH:The tropospheric length is the length a beam of solar radiation must travel to make it from the...
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1: SUN ANGLE:the intensity of solar radiation is far less at the polar areas than in the low latitudes. When the solar intensity is less the earth's surface can not warm as rapidly. 2: TROPOSPHERIC LENGTH:The tropospheric length is the length a beam of solar radiation must travel to make it from the upper troposphere to the earth's surface. This distance ismaximized when the sun is near the horizon. When the sun is near the horizon as it is in polar areas, more solar radiation is scattered and reflected by the atmosphere than when the sun is more directly overhead. This results in some solar radiation not reaching the surface that otherwise would have in lower latitudes. read less
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In the winter, above the Arctic Circle,and the antarctic circle there is very little daylight in the winter. ... by temperature and the potential for water vapor to be evaporated or transported into a region. ... The sun angle is fairly low throughout the year in polar areas
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Because it lies in the polar region,,it is totally covered with snow and ice
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They donot receive sunlight. They are near the poles.
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They are at the extreme poles of earth where sufficient amount of sunlight does not reach.
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They are the extreme poles of earth due to which sufficent amount of sunlight does not reach there
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Both places are located at poles and due to lack of sunlight they are cold throughout the year
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They are located in poles that's why due to lack of sunlight it's remain cold throughout the year.
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