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Places like the Russian tundra are heating up more than 2 degrees - 2 degrees is an average. For reasons beyond my expertise it appears places like the near artic are seeing the biggest effects - much much bigger than 2 degrees.

See https://www.smithsonianmag.com/smart-news/un-confirms-hottes...



Even if they heat up 8c you are dealing with an average temp of -40 to -16


If you are a woolly mammoth - it's not the average temp that matters - it's can you survive the extremes.

So a temperature of 100F in Siberia isn't necessarily good - even for a short period.




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