The lowest temperatures ever officially recorded at specific locations, according to World Meteorological Organisation and scientific station records. The coldest natural temperature ever recorded on Earth's surface was -89.2°C at the Sovie...
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The lowest temperatures ever officially recorded at specific locations, according to World Meteorological Organisation and scientific station records. The coldest natural temperature ever recorded on Earth's surface was -89.2°C at the Soviet Vostok Station in Antarctica on 21 July 1983 — well below the temperature of dry ice.
Key Findings
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Vostok Station (Antarctica) leads with -89 in 1983.
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1893 recorded the highest combined total across all categories.
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Coldest Temperatures Ever Recorded on Earth
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Data Points
8
8 categories
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8 years
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Top Value
-59
Fort Selkirk (Canada)
Coldest Temperature (°C) · 1893
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Coldest Temperature (°C)
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Period
1892 – 1983
8 years of data
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8 records across 8 yearsData Sources & References
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