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The Challenge of Predicting the Weather in Antarctica: Aemet's Key Work on the Frozen Continent
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Mari Navas Madrid.- At Estación Juan Carlos I of the Spanish Antarctic base on Livingston Island makes, at the time of writing this information, a temperature of 1.6 degrees, a humidity of 91 % and a wind of 2.8 meters per second. Weather conditions that would surely be impossible to know from Spain if it were not for the work of the State Meteorology Agency (Aemet).
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