What causes temperature extremes?

Answer 1

Weather is notoriously unpredictable, which is because it is influenced by the shape and position of mountains, and by oceans and ocean currents, and by wind patterns relating to the rotation of the Earth, and by the shifting angle at which a given location faces the sun as the Earth moves in its annual orbit, and by patterns of ice and glaciers, and by the inertial effect of previous weather patterms, as well as by greenhouse gases. The system is so difficult to predict that it is described mathematically as "chaotic". So, out of this chaos will come a certain amount of temperature extremes. If current concerns about global warming are valid, those extremes are going to tend toward extreme heat in the future, rather than extreme cold.

Answer 2

Temperature extremes can be caused by a variety of factors, including climate change, geographic location, weather patterns (such as heatwaves or cold snaps), urban heat island effects, and natural events like volcanic eruptions or solar radiation variations. These factors can lead to spikes in temperature well above or below the normal range for a particular area.

Answer 3

Extreme heat from the sun or mechanical objects. Or extreme cold from the moon or poles or mechanical objects