Siberia sees record heat — again
A European Union satellite measured ground temperatures of 118 degrees Fahrenheit in the Russian Arctic earlier this week.
June 24, 2021
A heatwave is pummeling Siberia, bringing record-high temperatures to parts of the Russian Arctic along with the risk of more intense wildfires in a region that has already seen record fire seasons in recent years.
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