What is the lowest temperature that Earth can reach?

World: Lowest Temperature

Record Value	-89.2°C (-128.6°F)
Date of Record	21 / 7 [July] / 1983
Formal WMO Review	Yes (2011)
Length of Record	1912-present
Instrumentation	Maximum/Minimum Thermometer in Standard Stevenson Screen

How low can the temperature reach in the Arctic Circle?

January, February, and early March have uniform conditions with mean temperatures about −35 °F (−37 °C) in the central Siberian Arctic and −30 to −20 °F (−34 to −29 °C) in North America. The lowest extreme temperatures in the winter are between −65 and −50 °F (−54 and −46 °C).

What is the lowest temperature ever in Antarctica?

The current temperatures are still some distance from the coldest ever observed on the continent. In July 1983, Vostok plummeted to minus-129 degrees (minus-89.6 Celsius). Satellites have detected temperatures as low as minus-144 degrees (minus-98 Celsius).

What temperature does it never go above in Antarctica?

The sun doesn’t set during summer but Antarctica the continent lives up to its chilly reputation. Summer maximums across most of the continent rarely exceed -20°C (-4°F). The only exception is the coast, where highs occasionally rise above 0°C (32°F), particularly on the Antarctic Peninsula.

What is the lowest temperature ever recorded in India?

List of countries and territories by extreme temperatures

Country/Region	Coldest	Range
India *	−60.0 °C −76.0 °F	111.0 °C (199.8 °F)
Indonesia *	−9.0 °C 15.8 °F	49.6 °C 89.3 °F
Iran *	−36.0 °C −32.8 °F	90 °C 160 °F
Iraq *	−17.6 °C 0.3 °F	71.5 °C 128.7 °F