Furthermost north with warm summers (climate, warmest, record, temperatures)

[Cowboy-Bob]

Is there any climate as far north as this with warmer summers?

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[Walshie79]

I find those figures hard to believe when compared with this one, a bit south and inland:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saskylakh

Only 16C average high there in July

[Weidehond]

Originally Posted by Cowboy-Bob

Is there any climate as far north as this with warmer summers?

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Impressive find! Seeing this july average this should also be the place furthest north with trees.

[LRUA]

Originally Posted by Weidehond

Impressive find! Seeing this july average this should also be the place furthest north with trees.

Probably.

North America can not match it.

Warmest I could find is Inuvik, NWT Canada with July avg high 20c / avg low 9c at 68.4N
Above 70N average summer temps are much cooler.

[ABrandNewWorld]

Interesting: July has a record low of -12 F but the average high is 73 F and the same as the average high in July in LAX (right by the coast of L.A).

[Jakobsli]

A part of northern Siberia has the northernmost forest in the world due to high summer daytime temperatures, and this might be that area. Although those numbers look suspiciously warm.

[Ethereal]

Originally Posted by Weidehond

Impressive find! Seeing this july average this should also be the place furthest north with trees.

Yes, very impressive.

Not to mention, a record high of 36C is just mindblowing at 72°N.