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Antarctica Recorded the Lowest Temperature on the Planet in 14 Years: an Extreme Record that Does Not Match Global Warming

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The scientific station Concordia, located in the heart of Antarctica, recorded on July 18th the lowest temperature measured on Earth since 2012. The thermometer marked -84.1 °C, a value that re-emphasized the extreme conditions that characterize the white continent and the key role it plays in [...]
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The Concordia scientific station recorded one of the lowest temperatures in recent years, in the middle of the intense winter that passes through the white continent.

While the northern hemisphere experiences a summer marked by high temperatures, Antarctic winter imposes extreme conditions. At the remote scientific station Concordia, located in the Antarctic highlands at more than 3,200 meters of altitude, the thermometers went down to -84.1 °C, the lowest temperature recorded on the planet since 2012. This record, which occurred on July 18, occurs in an enclave where extreme temperatures are common, but over…

It happened at the Concordia research base, located more than 3,000 meters high on the Antarctic plateau. Scientists explained the reasons for this extreme cold in the context of global warming. Read more

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On July 18, the Franco-Italian Concordia weather station recorded a temperature of -84.1 °C. This is the lowest temperature measured on Earth since 2012 and came within six-tenths of a degree of the station's own record. Concordia is located on a high plateau above 3,000 meters and is one of the coldest places on the planet. It is jointly managed by France and Italy. While the Northern Hemisphere was experiencing record heat, wildfires, and extr…

The scientific station Concordia, located in the heart of Antarctica, recorded on July 18th the lowest temperature measured on Earth since 2012. The thermometer marked -84.1 °C, a value that re-emphasized the extreme conditions that characterize the white continent and the key role it plays in [...]

In the middle of the southern winter, the scientific base Concordia detected an extreme temperature that was not observed in the globe since 2012. Although the value surprised the specialists, the scientific community clarifies that this phenomenon can be framed in a context of global warming.

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