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Ice melt in Greenland and Antarctica predicted to bring more frequent extreme weather

  • Written by Nick Golledge, Associate Professor of Glaciology, Victoria University of Wellington
Ice melt in Greenland and Antarctica predicted to bring more frequent extreme weatherA new climate model combines data on ice loss from both polar regions for the first time.Mark Brandon, CC BY-ND

Last week, rivers froze over in Chicago when it got colder than at the North Pole. At the same time, temperatures hit 47℃ in Adelaide during the peak of a heatwave.

Such extreme and unpredictable weather is likely to get worse as ice...

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