WORLD’S SEAS HAVE HIT HOTTEST TEMPERATURE ON RECORD FOR JULY, SAY SCIENTISTS
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| Source | Latest linked headline | Age |
|---|---|---|
| Environment | The Guardian | WORLD’S SEAS HAVE HIT HOTTEST TEMPERATURE ON RECORD FOR JULY, SAY SCIENTISTS | 3 hrs ago |
| Latest News From Euronews | Euro | WESTERN EUROPE SETS NEW TEMPERATURE RECORD AS HEAT WAVES CONTINUE TO PUMMEL REGION | 51 mins ago |
| Google News | WESTERN EUROPE SETS NEW TEMPERATURE RECORD AS HEAT WAVES PUMMEL THE REGION - AP NEWS | 2 hrs ago |
WHAT HAPPENED
Scientists announced that the average sea surface temperature outside polar regions reached the highest value ever recorded for July, according to Environment | The Guardian. The record-setting warmth came amid severe heat waves that broke land temperature records across western Europe, as reported by Euronews and AP News.
The EU’s Copernicus climate change service found that July’s sea surface temperatures hit record highs along the Atlantic coast and the western Mediterranean, leading to intense marine heatwaves that affected European seas. This global July average surpassed the previous record set in 2023, underscoring a sharp rise in ocean temperatures.
Such record sea temperatures are a tangible indicator of ongoing climate change, with implications for marine ecosystems, weather patterns, and coastal communities worldwide.
- Global July average sea surface temperature now the highest on record, exceeding the 2023 benchmark.
- Record highs recorded along the Atlantic coast and western Mediterranean, triggering severe marine heatwaves.
- Western Europe set new land temperature records during the same heat wave event.
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- WESTERN EUROPE SETS NEW TEMPERATURE RECORD AS HEAT WAVES CONTINUE TO PUMMEL REGION
Latest News From Euronews | Euro • 51 mins ago • GLOBAL - WESTERN EUROPE SETS NEW TEMPERATURE RECORD AS HEAT WAVES PUMMEL THE REGION - AP NEWS
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Environment | The Guardian • 10 hrs ago • GOODNEWS