Arctic Temperature News Today

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The Arctic is starting to heat up more than four times faster than the average of global warming, according to a recent study of observed temperatures.

"There is a 93% likelihood of at least one year between 2022-2026 becoming the warmest on record," the United Nations agency said in a new climate update.

The UN on Tuesday officially recognised the 38 degrees Celsius measured in Siberia last year as a new record high for the Arctic, sounding "alarm bells" over climate change.

Melting is going to be happening anyway ok we could prevent a full melting but were still going to see considerable melting is what youre saying if that happens what does that mean for the for the global temperature if the northern ice cap melts. the. it is it particularly important of course for the arctic temperature and then of course i mean this visual effect this additional warming due to the reduced fraction of sunlight reflected that of course accelerates the warming and then at some poin...