Climate Records Broken In 2024. The un agency's annual state of the global climate report confirmed it wasn't just the hottest year on record, ocean heat reached its highest level since. A series of climate records on temperature, ocean heat, and antarctic sea ice have alarmed some scientists who say their speed and timing is unprecedented.
Nearly three months into the new year, 2024 is carrying on where 2023 ended, with a litany of broken weather records that include higher air temperatures, warmer oceans and higher tides. And so far, 2024 has continued 2023’s trend of beating previous records by wide.
And So Far, 2024 Has Continued 2023’S Trend Of Beating Previous Records By Wide.
The world is witnessing a disturbing acceleration in the number, speed and scale of broken climate records.
Samantha Burgess Deputy Director Of Copernicus Climate Service (C3S) Emphasized The Significance Of The Situation:
These are the stark findings of wmo and the european commission’s copernicus climate change service, with an average temperature of 16.95°c in july.
The State Of The Global Climate 2023 Report Shows That Records Were Once Again Broken, And In Some Cases Smashed, For Greenhouse Gas Levels, Surface Temperatures, Ocean.
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The World Is Witnessing A Disturbing Acceleration In The Number, Speed And Scale Of Broken Climate Records.
This january warm temperature records were broken in california and oregon.
“ March 2024 Continues The Sequence Of.
Every major global climate record was broken last year, the world meteorological organization (wmo) has said, with its chief voicing particular concern.
Surface Temperatures In May Were 2.9 Degrees Fahrenheit, Or 1.6 Degrees Celsius, Warmer Than Typical For This Time Of Year, Breaking Previous Records By An Unusually Large Margin.