How do climatologists interpret extreme high temperatures in the North and South poles at the same time?

Climatologists say that the simultaneous occurrence of high temperatures in the North and South Poles is unprecedented and extremely abnormal.

How do climatologists interpret extreme high temperatures in the North and South poles at the same time? Recently, extreme high temperatures have occurred in both the Arctic and the Antarctic. Last weekend, the temperature in some parts of Antarctica was at least 40℃ higher than the average temperature in the same period last year, setting a new record. The temperature in parts of the Arctic is at least 30 degrees Celsius higher. Climatologists point out that it is unprecedented for the North and South poles to have unprecedented high temperatures at the same time. The seasons in the North and South Poles are opposite, so high temperature should not occur at the same time, which is extremely abnormal. The melting of polar ice at high temperature, especially the melting of arctic ice, may bring a series of butterfly effects and accelerate the crisis of the global climate system. Compared with the decreasing ice, the ocean will absorb more heat, further warming the earth. According to relevant climatologists and geophysicists, the extreme temperature in polar regions has exceeded the expected level, and the extreme weather phenomenon that may be caused by polar high temperature is very worrying.

Extreme weather phenomena are beyond the scope predicted by the model, and these events enhance the urgency of taking action. Some meteorologists say that the Antarctic high temperature is only a random weather event, not the result of global warming, but if it happens again, or even repeatedly, then we should sound the alarm. Zachary, a climate scientist at Colorado State University? Dr Rabe explained on Twitter that this weather phenomenon is related to the transport of heat and water vapor to the polar regions. And Alex, an associate professor at the University of New South Wales in Australia? Sen? Gupta said that the strong wind from Australia is the cause of the abnormal temperature in Antarctica. Some experts also said that heavy rainfall clouds brought warm and humid air over the eastern Antarctic, which was the main factor leading to the local high temperature.

What are the consequences of extreme weather? The rapid rise of polar temperature is an early warning signal of the interruption of the earth's climate system. Last year, the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change issued the severest warning on the impact of climate change, saying that unprecedented warming signals have appeared, which will lead to some changes, such as polar melting may soon become irreversible. The future will depend on the measures taken by human beings on carbon emissions, otherwise human beings may see these types of temperature changes more frequently.