100.4 degree Arctic temperature record confirmed as study suggests Earth is warmest in at least 12,000 years


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In a press conference Tuesday, the head of science at Russia’s Hydrometeorological Centre confirmed that the town of Verkhoyansk did indeed reach 100.4° F on June 20th. The official confirmation was requested by the World Meteorological Organization…

Read Full Article, CBS News (07-01-2020)

Why so hot so early in the summer? National geographic (06-24-2020)
Alarmingly, though, the summer solstice this year saw one rather unexpected region hit an all-time high: Verkhoyansk, Russia—north of the Arctic Circle—recorded a temperature of 100.4°F, the hottest it’s been there since 1885…

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