While much of the Northern Hemisphere basks in summer heat, several regions remain decidedly cool in June. Travelers seeking crisp temperatures should consider these areas:
Iceland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, and northwestern Russia experience average highs of only 40–60°F (5–15°C). Coastal and high-altitude spots are even cooler.
Canada's northern territories and Alaska see June temperatures ranging from below freezing at night to around 50°F (10°C) by day. Snow is not unheard of.
Patagonia in southern Argentina and Chile is entering winter. High-altitude areas frequently drop below freezing at night, offering true winter conditions.
Weather is variable. Always check specific local forecasts close to your departure date, as microclimates and annual variations can shift conditions dramatically.