Evaluating Highest-Temperature Extremes in the Antarctic

Skansi, Maria; King, John; Lazzara, Matthew; Cerveny, Randall; Stella, Jose; Solomon, Susan; Jones, Phil; Bromwich, David; Renwick, James; Burt, Christopher; Peterson, Thomas; Brunet, Manola; Driouech, Fatima; Vose, Russell; Krahenbuhl, Daniel

doi:10.1029/2017eo068325

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Evaluating Highest-Temperature Extremes in the Antarctic

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By Skansi, Maria ; King, John ; Lazzara, Matthew ; ...
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Skansi, Maria ; King, John ; Lazzara, Matthew ; Cerveny, Randall ; Stella, Jose ; Solomon, Susan ; Jones, Phil ; Bromwich, David ; Renwick, James ; Burt, Christopher ; Peterson, Thomas ; Brunet, Manola ; Driouech, Fatima ; Vose, Russell ; Krahenbuhl, Daniel Less -
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The record high temperature for regions south of 60°S latitude is a balmy 19.8°C (67.6°F), recorded 30 January 1982 at a research station on Signy Island.
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