Global warming amplifies extreme day-to-day temperature swings, study shows
Phys.org • 12/10/2025 • Last cited 12/14/2025
Summary
A new study published by Phys.org indicates that global warming has intensified day-to-day temperature fluctuations, posing a significant climate hazard that affects human health. This increased volatility is described as creating a "climate roller coaster," leading to more frequent and sharp shifts between temperature extremes.
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