>From Jos=E9 Luis Tibaudin <ushuaia54@cyberush.com.ar>:
>
>Hi, thanks for asking about Ushuaia.
>
>As you probably know, here, at the southern hemisphere, we have the=
 opposite
>seasons with respect to yours.
>That is why, in July we have winter. At Ushuaia, we have very cold weather
>(-12=BA C to 5=BA C), frequent snow storms, and frozen water surfaces. The=
 day
>lasts very short. Sun rises by 9 a.m. and hides at 2 p.m.
>August is very the same, but with windy days. It's often snowy wind we
>call white wind.
>December (summer) is beautiful. The temperature is higher (7=BA C to 16=BA=
 C)
>and very pleasant. And the day gets its longest duration; it almost doesn't
>hide about dec. 21st. Daylight spans from 4 a.m. to 11:30 p.m.
>January is mostly rainy. It is possible in one day to have sun in the
>morning, wind and rain by afternoon, and sun again by 9 a.m.
>
>Best regards from the southernmost city in the world.
>
>Jos=E9 Luis Tibaudin, Ushuaia below 54=BA South

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