In Argentina, winter is approaching and specialists have issued strong warnings regarding the impact of climate change.
Could this be the coldest winter in the last 60 years? This information circulated through the media with the arrival of the first low temperatures.
However, it is important to clarify that no scientific study or information from the National Meteorological Service (SMN) has been released yet anticipating details for 2025.
Is the coldest winter coming?
Such is the heat in the middle of winter in Chile and Argentina, that people can be seen eating ice cream on the streets
Global warming can cause cold waves. (Photo: NA).
In recent weeks, many regions of the country have begun to experience the low temperatures of autumn, which, in some cases, arrived earlier than usual.
However, no official reports have been released yet that could anticipate extreme drops in temperatures for this winter in Argentina.
In this context, it is important to remember that, considering the effects that climate change has on meteorological conditions, it is important to stay informed about any news.
Can global warming generate more cold?
Climate change can cause both extreme heatwaves and cold waves. While global warming is generally associated with higher temperatures, it can also intensify cold phenomena in some regions.
For example, this year, France experienced the coldest winter in recent times. Cloudy skies and extreme temperatures left a mark on the country and other areas in northern Europe.
According to a report from Météo-France, the year 2024 was the darkest winter since 1993, and the beginning of 2025 shows no signs of improvement. This lack of natural light has had consequences on the physical and mental health of the population.
Global warming.
In addition to unusual climatic phenomena and tragic incidents related to extreme cold.
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