temperature changes in Antarctica
The graph below shows the average temperature in Antarctica in June 2015.
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The chart provides information about the temperature changes in Antarctica during June of 2015.
Overall, the temperatures were considerably fluctuating throughout the month with every low point followed by a peak.
As the data illustrates, the coldest day recorded was the first day of the month with almost minus 60 degrees Celsius on the thermometer. The weather started to improve during the next several days and entered the first, albeit smaller, peak of June reaching minus 54 degrees between June 5 and June 9. After falling down by three degrees by June 13, the situation significantly improved once again and Antarctica witnessed the second period of relative warmth. This time it was the warmest period when the temperature climbed to nearly -50 degrees C on June 21. During the rest of the month, the continent experienced a prolonged downward trend with the coldest days in the end of June when the measurements indicated a total drop by 8 degrees from the previous highest record.
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