Baked Arctic

It has long been known that, in the Arctic region, the rate of global heating is about three times faster that is seen in the rest of the globe. The rate of temperature increase may be even higher in some key Arctic locations (https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2022/jun/15/new-data-reveals-extraordinary-global-heating-in-the-arctic). For example, in the North Barents Sea, the rate of global heating is up to 2.7 degrees Centigrade per decade. In the Autumn (fall) season, its rate of global heating is up to 4 degrees Centigrade per decade. These extraordinary rates are up to 7 times faster than global averages. Interestingly, temperature elevations in the North Barents Sea, may trigger extreme weather events in North America, Europe and Asia. This new 'olympic' data suggests climate breakdown is faster, higher and stronger than had been assumed.