The record-breaking warmth is raising concerns about melting summer ice.
” disrupted the polar vortex, a pool of frigid air that kept Greenland chilly through the core winter months.
“You really see this high-pressure system sitting right there,” said Marco Tedesco, a researcher at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory at Columbia University. “If you think about the way it spins, it’s basically sucking up all the warm air from northeast Canada and then it’s putting it on the ice sheet.”
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