South American countries gripped by record-breaking heat — in the middle of winter

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South American countries gripped by record-breaking heat — in the middle of winter
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Climatologist Maximiliano Herrera says South America's scorching winter heat represents one of the most 'extreme events the world has ever seen.'

Unlike the extraordinary temperatures recently recorded during the northern hemisphere's summer season, however, countries including Argentina, Chile, Paraguay and Brazil are supposed to be experiencing temperatures associated with the middle of winter.phenomenon. El Niño is a naturally occuring climate pattern that contributes to higher temperatures across the globe.

Argentina's capital city of Buenos Aires on Tuesday registered temperatures of 30 degrees Celsius, in what the country's weather serviceTemperatures are typically around 15 degrees Celsius in Buenos Aires at this time of year, and have not exceeded 30 degrees Celsius in winter since 2014.post earlier this week. "[It] is here and it is urgent to act."

The southern part of the continent has suffered the worst of the winter heat in recent days, with temperaturesSouth America's scorching heat represents one of the most "extreme events the world has ever seen" and one that is "rewriting all [climatic] books." "Numbers speak for themselves. And it will get worse," Herrera said Thursday via the X platform, formerly known as Twitter.

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