Antarctic Heatwave Brings Temperatures 20°C Above Normal During Winter, Alarming Scientists
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An unprecedented heatwave has hit Antarctica during the start of winter, with temperatures at Trinity Peninsula reaching over 15°C — 20°C above normal. Scientists are alarmed as the region typically sees ice expansion during June. The previous June record of 13.3°C was set in 1998. Researchers also observed that an area of sea ice roughly the size of France failed to form, raising fears about accelerated climate collapse.
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The temperatures here went very high so everything outside melted.
Scientists noticed that an area of sea ice that typically forms in the region—one roughly the size of France—was missing
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