In case you missed it. Temperatures have reached +38°C within the Arctic Circle this Saturday, 30°C hotter than normal. Which will have immense effect on global circulation. #GlobalWarming is here.
GC @ScottDuncanWX @UNFCCC
GC @ScottDuncanWX @UNFCCC
Arctic circle can be considered as a barometer for the planet, as it is coldest part. And now it has recorded highest temp ever. Whether it is Asia or Europe, other regions are also recording temp anomalies. Some regions showing what 2100 will look like. berkeleyearth.org 
May 2020 is already estimated to be the warmest May since 1850, when recording started. Arctic gets warmer rapidly than other places due to 'Arctic amplification', due to its feedback loop. Here Global May temp anomalies. Graph sourced from berkeleyearth.org
Sorry for a mistake. It is 17 °C warmer than normal. Not 30 °C. The @UNFCCC page made a small mistake.
"Some parts of Siberia are 20-25 °C warmer than normal".
"Some parts of Siberia are 20-25 °C warmer than normal".
