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  1. Arctic Canada
    Inuvik: Currently -21°C and cloudy. High of -19°C with light snow. Tonight: -25°C. Exploring the Arctic atmosphere: #Inuvik #NWT

    Cambridge Bay: Currently -38°C and mostly sunny. High of -33°C. Tonight: -38°C and cloudy. Real-time polar data: #CambridgeBay #Nunavut

    Iqaluit: Currently -31°C with blowing snow. High of -24°C. Tonight: -32°C and windy. Keep track of the North: canavu.com/cavanu-starline-wea #Iqaluit #Arctic

  2. ❄️ Arctic Canada
    Inuvik: 🌌 Extreme cold warning in effect. Clear skies but a bone-chilling high of -30°C. Wind chills approaching -50. Stay safe! #Inuvik #NWT

    Cambridge Bay: ☀️ Sunny but hazardous. High of -35°C with wind chills near -58. Frostbite can occur in minutes. #CambridgeBay #Nunavut

    Iqaluit: 🌫️ Freezing fog this morning. Currently -22°C, rising to a high of -13°C with a 30% chance of light snow. #Iqaluit #ArcticLife

  3. Iqaluit, Nunavut
    ❄️ A cold one in the capital! Temperatures are ranging between -23°C and -31°C today. We’ve got about an hour of "bright" twilight, so make the most of it! Expect some light drifting snow near the airport. It’s a quiet, frozen Wednesday. Keep the tea brewing and stay warm indoors whenever possible. 🏔️
    #Iqaluit #Nunavut #ArcticWinter #North #ColdSnap

  4. Greetings, fellow Fedizens. Winter solstice has passed and the days are getting longer, hooray. (Those of us in the Southern half, your time will come.)

    Another hour, and the first slightly longer day will begin in my part of the world. The sky is already brightening, and the birds in the garden are busy announcing the new day.

    This is as good a day as any to celebrate Joan Mastodon's special ambassodor in the Arctic, the wonderful @NunavutBirder. He too has reason to rejoice: for him up in #Nunavut, it's only six weeks until the sun will rise again, ending the long unbroken arctic winter night:

    mas.to/@NunavutBirder/11575911

    May 2026 be the year where the ever extending political and cultural darkness begins to recede.

    #WinterSolstice #MayTheDarknessEnd #KindnessWillPrevail

  5. #FossilAdventCalendar Day 24

    Our journey #north ends with one of the most important #fossils ever found. Like Puijila, Tiktaalik roseae is known from #Nunavut 🇨🇦, has an #Inuktitut name (meaning "large freshwater #fish"), and records an important #evolutionary transition, this time from #sea to #land. #Tiktaalik shares traits with both fish and #tetrapods, making it a close relative of all of us land-living #vertebrates. This replica and model are from the #CanadianMuseumOfNature.