What is the average temperature in Greenland in June?

The southwest coast of Greenland has an average temperature of 7℃ in summer and July, and the northernmost average temperature is 3.6℃.

Greenland's polar climate is cold, affected by the Gulf Stream, and the temperature only rises slightly in the southwest. There are many glaciers in the cold inland area of the island.

Continuous cold air layer, low-pressure air mass often moves from west to east, resulting in rapid weather changes, sometimes sunny, sometimes snowy.

In winter (65438+1October), the average temperature in the south is MINUS 6℃, and the average temperature in the north is MINUS 35℃. In summer (July), the average temperature in the southwest coast is 7℃, and the average temperature in the northernmost summer is 3.6℃. The coldest central plateau is the second "cold pole" after Antarctica. The average temperature in Leng Yue reaches MINUS 43℃, and the absolute minimum temperature reaches MINUS 70℃. The average annual precipitation decreased from 1900 mm in the south to about 50 mm in the north.

The geographical environment in which Greenland was formed:

Scientists recently discovered that Greenland was formed 3.8 billion years ago, and its predecessor was submarine continent. It was formed by the collision of continental plates. This discovery makes Greenland the oldest island in the world. Scientists in Greenland said that this study found that the plate movement of the earth's mainland was much earlier than we thought, and Greenland was formed by the collision of continental plates in the movement.

Scientists came to this conclusion after analyzing and studying some ancient rock fossils found in Greenland. They say that these ancient rock fossils are hidden underground in Greenland, and they are arranged like a neat dam. Through the analysis and study of these rocks, scientists have confirmed that the origin of Greenland is much more complicated than people think. It may be the result of crustal plate movement, but the formation process is quite long and complicated.

Scientists say that these ancient rock fossils found in Greenland can only be produced by collision during the movement of continental plates, which is what scientists call serpentine. Serpentine is a kind of rock formed by the collision of two continental plates in motion, from which it can be inferred that Greenland may be a submarine continent in ancient times.