A Siberian town endures temperature swings of over 100 degrees Celsius, a climatic extreme that hints at how rapidly the Arctic is transforming. The post Verkhoyansk recorded 38°C in June 2020, the highest temperature ever measured inside the Arctic Circle. The same town holds a record of minus 67.8°C, which gives it the largest temperature range of anywhere on Earth. appeared first on Space Daily .
Verkhoyansk recorded 38°C in June 2020, the highest temperature ever measured inside the Arctic Circle. The same town holds a record of minus 67.8°C, which gives it the largest temperature range of anywhere on Earth.
