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June 3rd 13, 03:35 PM
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Record 'warm' South Pole
Just in an idle moment I had a look at the South Pole Amundsen-Scott (89009) temperature today. It appeared 'warm' with a max of -30.1 which, according to Wikipedia beat the previous high in June which was -31. The wind was blowing at 24kts, which I guess is fairly unusual and brought down the 'warmer' air from aloft. No big deal but interesting, I thought!
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