Remnants of a typhoon, smoke from wildfires and increasing rainfall were all part of the changing weather pattern over the Arctic, leading to the sixth-warmest year on record, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration reported. NOAA's recent report says it is warming faster than any other part of the globe. Despite not setting an all-time record, the region’s last seven years have all ranked in the top warmest years since 1900. The warmer air has led to less sea ice coverage and changes in precipitation and has impacted how humans adapt to the usually hostile region. Read more about this at the link in bio or by downloading the FOX Weather app and tapping the "Read" tab. #arctic #climate #climatechange #weather #antarctica