Summer just started and the Arctic already topped 100 degrees

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By Shannon OsakaJun 25, 2020, 3:55 am317 pts
Life in the small town of Verkhoyansk, Russia, has always been extreme. In the Siberian winter, temperatures can plummet to -90 degrees Fahrenheit — so cold that it’s dangerous to wear metal-framed glasses. In the summer, temperatures usually hover around a comfortable 69 degrees. But residents of the…

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Summer just started and the Arctic already topped 100 degrees

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