Antarctica's Extreme Weather: Level 1 Conditions Explained

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Inside History on Instagram: "Antarctica’s weather is unforgiving at the best of times, but when it escalates to Condition One, it becomes genuinely life-threatening. The cold grows unbearable, winds strike with relentless force, and visibility falls so low that going outside is prohibited. The air cuts like a blade, your face goes numb within seconds, and even breathing feels laborious. For the human body, it’s like standing inside a massive freezer while a storm slams into you from every direc