July 25, 2006. 9:00 am. Antarctica.
The areas that were 4 degrees C two weeks ago were then 2 degrees C last week and this week are 1 degree C. (Click on. Thank you.)
Hm.
An exponential drop in Antarctica temperatures while there is an exponential migration of the sun to the equator. Wonder what that is all about? Maybe a changing shadow of solar radiation across the continent.
The only really coldest spot I noted was Vostok wtih it's (-) negative 75 C. There are other areas that have had a temperature rise from that -75 to a much warmer temperature of -59. I don't know if that really matters much. Once the temperature goes below -50 C it's all pretty much the same. But hats off to any Russian this week that actually puts his nose outside in Vostok.
