CONCLUSION

Based on the average temperatures and records, I know that the South Pole, that has an average of -20F in the summer and -78F in the winter, is much colder than the North Pole, which is about -30F in the winter and 32F in the summer. When it is winter in the North Pole, it is summer in the South Pole; when it is winter in the South Pole, it is summer in the North Pole. This data does make sense to me because the two poles are on opposite sides of the globe. I would do further investigation of the temperature of other years to be sure the data is accurate. As the number of daylight hours decrease, so does the temperature. A wider range in the number of daylight hours indicates that you are closer to the poles.