Friday, 21 July 2017

The day in history



Good Morning friends

On this day in 1983 we experienced the lowest temperature in history recorded at Vostok Station, Antarctica (1983)

Located near the magnetic South Pole, Russia's Vostok Research Station in Antarctica experiences three straight months of polar night every year from April to August, a period during which the Sun does not rise.

In 1983, in the dead of southern winter and polar night, Vostok experienced the lowest temperature ever recorded on Earth, a chilling -128.56 degrees F (-89.2 degrees C).

December 1989 was the warmest month ever recorded at Vostok an awesome -28 degrees C.

We are lucky to be having a nice and warm 28degrees C in Ottawa. Have fun guys.

Kam

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