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What was that about little atlanta?
Hot Greenland has consequences too.
and this, like Austria, is an ALL time High.
EDIT: Although they are now saying it may Not be all time, just second highest Ever.
Greenland soars to its highest temperature ever recorded, almost 80 degrees F.
By Jason Samenow, Published: August 1 at 1:47 pmE-mail the writer
Hot Greenland has consequences too.
and this, like Austria, is an ALL time High.
EDIT: Although they are now saying it may Not be all time, just second highest Ever.
Greenland soars to its highest temperature ever recorded, almost 80 degrees F.
By Jason Samenow, Published: August 1 at 1:47 pmE-mail the writer
Update, August 12, 12:15 p.m.: This record may NOT be legitimate and is under review. See related post: Greenland may not have recorded its highest summer temperature
From August 1, 1:47 p.m.: The Danish Meteorological Institute is reporting that on Tuesday, July 30, the mercury rose to 25.9 C (78.6 F) at a station in Greenland, the highest temperature measured in the Arctic country since records began in 1958.
The balmy reading was logged at the observing station Maniitsoq / Sugar Loaf, which is on Greenland’s southwest coast, the DMI reports. It exceeded the 25.5 C (77.9 F)
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