Antarctica winter heatwave: How temperatures rose by 28°C and what it means for climate change
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Antarctica's winter heatwave saw temperatures rise 28°C above normal. The event signals stronger climate change impacts, rising sea levels, and more frequent extreme weather ahead.
Antarctica experienced a significant winter heatwave with temperatures rising 28°C above normal. This extreme weather event is a signal of stronger climate change impacts. Rising sea levels and more frequent extreme weather are expected ahead. The heatwave highlights the severity of climate change effects on Antarctica.
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