June 2025 Arctic & Alaska Climate Summary

Rick Thoman

Jul 8

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Less extreme than recent months

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Greeley Miklashek, MD

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Thanks, Rick! Striking to me is the precipitous drop in Global Surface Air Temp easily seen on C3S "Climate Pulse". Do you know the cause?

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Early July temps have been well below normal in parts of Antarctica, Siberia and parts of South America.

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June 2025 Arctic & Alaska Climate Summary