Finns: Heat in Siberia is a very bad sign

27 May 2020 14

In some regions of Siberia, there is now a 30-degree heat. For those yearning for a sunny summer, this is probably good. However, for nature, accustomed to other conditions, such a high air temperature is a real test. Experts from the Finnish publication Iltalehti discuss the climatic situation in northern Russia.

Mika Rantanen, a scientist from the Meteorological Institute of Finland, believes that such a heat for Siberia in this period of the year is an exceptional situation. Winter in Siberia was also warm, and the Kara Sea ice cover begins to melt earlier than usual:

Summer melting of sea ice began a month earlier than normal. The ice at sea is now very thin, although usually its melting begins in June-July. In such a situation, there is nothing good, and the heat in Siberia is a bad sign

- the researcher notes.

The situation is aggravated by the fact that due to the high temperature and melting ice the Siberian soil begins to warm up, and methane, a gas that is directly involved in global warming on the planet, is slowly being released.

This week in the Siberian region there will still be summer heat. Then the warm air will shift east, and the heat will be replaced by coolness. However, how long this weather will last is difficult to predict. It is also unknown how this will further affect the melting of the ice and the release of methane from the soil, because there is still a whole summer ahead.

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123

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27 May 2020 15: 48

In some regions of Siberia, there is now a 30-degree heat.

Somewhere south, in Omsk and so on, it may be warmer. And at least it got warmer on the street, +15 C approximately, before that it rained. And +30 here is far from an anomaly, it just does not last long.
As the saying goes, the summer was hot, but I worked that day.
1. Kristallovich
  
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  27 May 2020 15: 56
  
  And +30 there is far from an anomaly
  
  In July-August - not an anomaly. But not at the beginning of May ...
  1. 123
    
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    27 May 2020 17: 21
    
    In July-August - not an anomaly. But not at the beginning of May ...
    
    Anything happens, year after year is not necessary. Yes, and May is already ending.
    What region of Siberia is meant, it is not clear, Siberia is large. For us, for example:
    
    The average annual air temperature in Ugra is everywhere negative, from -4,5 ° C in the east to -0,1 ° C in the south-west. The coldest month of the year is January, its average temperature is from -22,8 ° C in the north to -18,1 ° C in the south. The warmest is July with an average temperature of +15,8 ° С to +18,7 ° С.
    
    Summer is quite warm, but short. In June there are still returns of cold weather, and August is already showing the first signs of approaching autumn. The absolute maximum air temperature in the Autonomous Okrug is + 34, + 39 ° С
    
    http://www.ugrameteo.ru/klimatUgra.php
    
    In other places it is much warmer.
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2. Alexey Grigoryev
  
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  27 May 2020 16: 20
  
  Well, I don’t know for whom it’s like, but for the first time in my 35 years I have seen such heat in May, in our city of Khakassia for almost a month the heat has been +30, + 32 degrees and this is not normal.
  1. 123
    
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    27 May 2020 17: 23
    
    Well, I don’t know for whom it’s like, but for the first time in my 35 years I have seen such heat in May, in our city of Khakassia for almost a month the heat has stood at +30 + 32 degrees and this is not normal.
    
    Happy for you. Maybe we will not have such a holiday for long.
  2. Dear sofa expert.
    
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    28 May 2020 10: 06
    
    ... in us in Khakassia for almost a month the heat is standing ..
    
    Where exactly in Khakassia, if not secret?
Bulanov

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27 May 2020 16: 38

Finns: Heat in Siberia is a very bad sign.

And for whom is bad? Swamps will warm up in Siberia, people will collect more mushrooms and berries. And if there are more foresters, then there will be less fires!
boriz

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27 May 2020 19: 32

But do dates have views of the Kara Sea? What do they care about him? He never explained what was wrong with the early melting of Kara ice.
olpin51

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27 May 2020 23: 15

We must rejoice in the heat. The Kyoto Protocol is the largest international financial and political scam. Researchers from the British University of Northumbria have come to the conclusion that a small ice age has begun on Earth, thereby confirming the version of Russian scientists about the impending cooling on the planet.
Put_NIK

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28 May 2020 07: 52

Complete bullshit. I was born in 1963 and live in Siberia. Summer in those distant years already began on May 1 and there was an unbearable heat. Up to 40 'C in the shade reached! As such, there was no rain, but there were thunderstorms. The Tom River became shallow so that people wade through it along its entire length. Water transport Zarya with a landing of 20 cm stopped walking in mid-June!
That's what Siberia was like! Only in the late 90s did everything change dramatically. Constant rains and cool summers became.
Dear sofa expert.

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28 May 2020 11: 40

Media: Putin threw a pen, this indicates a crisis in Russia.

Finns: Heat in Siberia is a very bad sign.

Conclusion: Do not throw Putin a pen, maybe there would be no heat. )))
1. Joker62
  
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  28 May 2020 17: 21
  
  Media: Putin threw a pen, this indicates a crisis in Russia.
  
  Conclusion: Do not throw Putin a pen, maybe there would be no heat. )))
  
  Or maybe V.V. Putin the selector gave the command to turn off the stove over Siberia and open the Arctic door for cooling ????
  1. Dear sofa expert.
    
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    28 May 2020 18: 23
    
    Or maybe VV Putin am on the selector gave a command
    
    The cat gave birth to kittens.
    This is Putin's fault !!!
sH, arK

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29 May 2020 17: 13

It’s not for Siberians to regret global warming. And yes, methane emissions from Siberian bogs are 20 times more effective greenhouse gas than CO2. It will be a very good way to test the theory of "global warming" - and this is great news for Russia! So, God forbid, burying Siberia on!