Why are temperatures reaching above 30 degrees in Siberia?

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Recent temperatures in Siberia have reached over 30 degrees Celsius. Now, researchers have concluded that a heatwave, which has turned traditionally icy outposts into beach resorts, was caused by humans.

Sky News’ Climate Change Correspondent Lisa Holland reports.

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