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To: Sdgla who wrote (829035)	1/10/2015 12:01:31 AM
From: Wharf Rat	Read Replies (2) of 1574478

Maybe forget what it looks like, and read the numbers. That's why they appear on the graph. The world was 0.29 degrees C above the average, and the northern hemisphere is 0.58 above. Here are 3 of the places making the Arctic 3.55 degrees above normal. == For the Arctic, it’s another much warmer than normal day… Temperature anomalies for the region spiked to 3.55 degrees Celsius above the, already hotter than normal, 1979-2000 average. And a swath of the Arctic Ocean stretching from Greenland to Siberia experienced extraordinary 15-22 C above average temperatures.. Last night, while studying Earth Nullschool, I found a temperature of 27 F near Zemlya — an Island in the Arctic Ocean off Siberia. The night before last, I captured these two pictures — one of a region a few hundred miles south of the North Pole and well north of Svalbard at 22 F and another of the surface temperature near Richmond, Virginia at 20 F. (Top frame temperature at 85.3 North, 39.2 East. Bottom frame temperature at 36.9 North and 77.3 West. In other words — it’s warmer up north than down south. Image source: Earth Nullschool. Data Source: NOAA, Global Forecast System Model.) robertscribbler.wordpress.com (As of 10 minutes ago, Svalbard is 27 degrees F athropolis.com )

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