On Monday, the daily global average temperature reached a new record high at 17.15 C, beating the previous record of 17.09 C, set just the day before.
July 21 set the record for the Earth’s hottest day on record – a record that was broken the very next day on Monday, July 22.Service data, the daily global average temperature on Sunday reached a new record high at 17.09 C, slightly exceeding the previous record of 17.08 C from July 6, 2023.On Monday, the daily global average temperature reached a new record high at 17.15 C.
“We are now in truly uncharted territory and as the climate keeps warming, we are bound to see new records being broken in future months and years.”The report said that while 2024 was on track to be the warmest year on record, beating 2023, it was too early to say right now. This is because the final four months of 2023 were exceptionally warm, raising the annual average.
Earlier this month, scientists at Environment and Climate Change Canada said the above-normal temperatures in Ontario, Quebec and Atlantic Canada wereThe analysis comes from ECCC’s new rapid extreme weather event attribution system, a tool meant to determine the degree to which climate change affects extreme climate events.said in April this year that the government is “preparing for the worst” when it comes to wildfires after a devastating season last year.
Metrics provided by environmental officials at that time had warned Canada may be at risk of another “catastrophic” wildfire season due to extreme temperatures boosted by El Niño.
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