Record winter temperatures above 15C were recorded in Antarctica in June, shattering the previous record by 2C and raising concerns about accelerating climate breakdown. Scientists attribute the extreme warmth to unusually strong winds and note it reflects increasing long-term trends linked to climate change, with implications for glacier stability and sea levels.
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Record winter temperatures above 15C were recorded in Antarctica in June, shattering the previous record by 2C and raising concerns about accelerating climate breakdown. Scientists attribute the extreme warmth to unusually strong winds and note it reflects increasing long-term trends linked to climate change, with implications for glacier stability and sea levels.