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The winters in the Yukon Territory are very cold, on average -22 to -14 C in January. The Yukon has the distinction of holding the coldest temperature ever recorded in Canada -- a reading of -63 C!

The summers are generally warm, with average temperatures ranging in the mid 20s C, and night time temperatures going down to about 10 C. The Yukon gets very little rainfall. In the summer you can expect very long days, with about 20 hours of sunlight.