Antarctic temperatures rise 10C above average, experts are calling it a near-record heatwave
- Antarctic ground temperatures soared 10 degrees Celsius above average over the past month, marking a near-record heatwave in one of the world's coldest regions.
- Michael Dukes from MetDesk emphasized that the average temperature rise over the month is more significant than individual daily highs.
- Jonathan Overpeck noted on X that the heatwave is a clear indication of how climate change is transforming the planet.
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'Extraordinary' Antarctic Heatwave Puts Temps 50°F Above Normal
The long-lasting heatwave is an “eye-opening sign that climate change is starting to really transform the planet,” a climate scientist said. Antarctica is experiencing its second extreme heatwave in the last three years, with temperatures more than 50°F higher than normal, The Washington Postreported Wednesday. The heatwave is notable not just for its intensity but also its […]
Antarctic temperatures rise 10C above average, experts are calling it a near-record heatwave
The ground temperature across ice sheet-Antarctica soared at an average of 10 degree Celsius above normal over the past month. The concerning and rare phenomenon is being described as a near record heatwave at one of world’s coldest places. The world experienced 12 months of record warmth, with temperatures consistently exceeding the 1.5 degree Celsius rise above preindustrial levels that has been touted as the limit to avoiding the worst of cli
Antarctica experiences unprecedented midwinter heat wave
East Antarctica is experiencing a massive heat wave, with temperatures spiking 50 degrees above normal, highlighting the ongoing impacts of climate change on polar regions.Kasha Patel reports for The Washington Post.In short:Ground temperatures in East Antarctica have soared more than 50 degrees (28...
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