Which two climate regions does Alaska have

The answer to this question is Polar & Subpolar.

The southern part of the Alaska (sub polar) tend to be a little bit warmer compared to the polar region that is located in the northern region.

This situation is created because the northern part of Alaska is a lot closer to the north pole, where the temperature is usually below 0 degrees celsius

Alaska has the following climate regions:

Polar region - the Earth's frigid zones which surround the geographical poles (the North and South Poles

Subpolar region - the region in the Northern Hemisphere

They are characterized with average temperature of less than 10 °C, lack of warm summers, the sun shines for long hours in the summer, and for many fewer hours in the winter.