In his fifth game, Sayers scored four touchdowns in a 45-37 victory over the Minnesota Vikings. He did even better two months later in the Bears' 61-20 rout of the 49ers, with his six touchdowns equaling the record set by the Chicago Cardinals' Ernie Nevers in 1929 and tied by the Cleveland Browns' Dub Jones in 1951.
The average precipitation, including melting snow, in the tundra is between 6 and 10 inches per year. Coupled with strong drying winds, the annual precipitation makes the tundra an area of extreme weather.
Summer in the tundra brings 24-hour sunshine that still wonât raise temperatures above 50 degrees Fahrenheit. Temperatures will stay below freezing for nine months or longer during a one-year period in the tundra, averaging out at 16 degrees Fahrenheit annually. Considerations. The tundra doesnât receive very much annual rainfall. As a resident of the tundra, you could expect to see 10 inches of precipitation a year or less.