An unusual heat wave in Siberia for a temperature record. In the town of Verkhoyansk in Yakutia, which is considered to be one of the coldest inhabited places in the world, be on 20. June, 38 degrees has been measured, a record for the gauging station, reported the world meteorological organisation (WMO) in Geneva. In the months of January to June, the temperatures were five degrees Celsius above the average for the years 1981 to 2010, in June alone, it had been ten degrees above the average.
Even if the weather is going to be influenced in the Region among other things, by a Northern shift in the Jet stream – a strong wind-band, in the troposphere – would have been such a heat wave, according to an analysis of WMO experts without climate change almost impossible. “The Arctic is warming twice as fast as the world average,” said WMO Secretary-General Petteri Taalas. The development had far-reaching consequences. “The poles affect degrees of weather and climate in lower latitude, where hundreds of millions of people’s lives.” last week, Greenpeace Russia published a photo showing a forest fire in the Krasnoyarsk Region
Siberian heat wave accelerated the Eisrückgang
for The second year in a row, raged because of the heat within the Arctic circle, the devastating fires. The most northerly at the time of active fire is located less than eight kilometers from the Arctic ocean, the WMO. On Russian satellites are recording at 22. To see July, 188 probable sources of fire have been.
“The summer of 2019 was on the whole in relation to fires in high latitudes, unusual, and 2020 seems to be similar to,” – quoted by the WMO, the scientist, Mark Parrington from the European Copernicus atmosphere monitoring service (CAMS). The Siberian heat wave speeded up the Eisrückgang on the Arctic coasts, especially since the end of June, said the WMO.
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