New lowest temperature on Earth just recorded amid global heatwave
A new lowest temperature on Earth has been recorded amid a global heatwave
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-84°C is the lowest temperature recorded on Earth in 14 years. The record was set in a remote location. The global heatwave continues to affect many regions.
The contrast between extreme cold in one location and extreme heat elsewhere is stark. The World Meteorological Organization has not yet commented on the new record. The New York Post, GB News, nashaniva.com and zamin.uz have all covered the new record.
The World Meteorological Organization has not yet commented on the new record.
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What is the lowest temperature ever recorded on Earth?
The lowest temperature ever recorded on Earth is -89.2°C, set in Antarctica in 1983.
What is a global heatwave?
A global heatwave is a period of excessively hot weather, which may be accompanied by high humidity, especially in the summer months.
What is the World Meteorological Organization?
The World Meteorological Organization is a specialized agency of the United Nations responsible for promoting international cooperation on atmospheric science, climatology, hydrology and geophysics.
The reporting (7)
- Antarctica: the Franco-Italian Concordia station recorded −84.1°C, the coldest temperature on Earth in 14 years yourweather.co.uk · 1d ago
- Earth hits lowest recorded temperature in over a decade Yahoo · 1d ago
- Earth’s Coldest Temperature in 14 Years Recorded at Antarctica’s Concordia Station Discover Magazine · 1d ago
- Earth records its LOWEST temperature in 14 years as remote spot hits bone-chilling -84C GB News · 1d ago
- Earth records lowest temperature in 14 years nashaniva.com · 1d ago
- Earth records lowest temperature not seen in 14 years zamin.uz · 1d ago
- New lowest temperature on Earth just recorded amid global heatwave New York Post · 1d ago
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