Really cold times not only in Northern, but too in Southern Hemisphere and Antarctica!
Latest news from uninhabitated continent are saying about extremely cold conditions – there is a chance, that January 2021 according to estimates should end as the coldest January in Antarctica since the start of satellite measurements, 1978.
Very cold weather patterns however, are since 1. January 2021 reported from parts of Southern Hemisphere, including Austraia, southern half of Africa and South America.
According to weather tools was found, that January 2021 is in Southern Hemisphere the coldest minimally since 2012 or 2014.
Reasons of these anomalies should be associated mainly with ongoing peak of La nina, but, situation in Antarctica should be linked with positive feedbacks of climate system too (melting of sweet water is causing more ice cover in Southern Ocean what should effect backward to Antarctica´s temperature regime).
Warm temperature anomalies during this type of planetary circulation hold Canada, Sahara, Eastern Mediterranean and Himalayas/Tibet regions.
Start of January 2021 looks very cold to Antarctica. I checked data to backwards we have to go back to 1978 that we could find as cold as January Antarctica as now. Also Southern Hemisphere temperature has came down last seen 2012 or 2014 that kind of colder than normal levels.
Summer backlash at Concordia Station, East Antarctica. Today the temperature touched -23.6 °C second seasonal maximum value after -23.3 °C on 26 December The frost kingdom on the Earth
ANTARCTICA
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ANTARCTICA
– January, 2021 356 miles on the harshest, coldest terrain in the world AND attempting to set a new land speed record on the Blue Ice Runway at Union Glacier. The car is undergoing a dramatic transformation to be able to achieve this. We cannot wait to show you!
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Marek Kučera is an academic researcher, currently working on his PhD in Physical Geography and Geoecology at the Charles University in Prague. His research is focused on impact of weather conditions on various different areas, such as diseases, voter turnout or lately even COVID-19.
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