jc456
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why?And they just discovered very warm water under a huge glacier there. This glacier holds back much of the ice shelf from flowing right into the sea. Not good.View attachment 305395 There's no denying it now.
The Antarctic Peninsula recorded a high of 65 degrees this week, the hottest temperature ever recorded there.
The reading was taken Thursday at Esperanza Base along Antarctica's Trinity Peninsula.
Antarctica hits warmest temperature ever recorded
Antarctica logs hottest temperature on record of 18.3C