ClimateSep 9, 2024
Global temperatures hit an all-time high this summer
New data from the EU’s top climate monitor, Copernicus Climate Change Service, has confirmed that, yes: this summer was unseasonably hot. Global surface air temperatures from June through August averaged +0.69°C above the 1991-2020 mean temperature for these 3 months… breaking the previous record, set just last year, of +0.66°C.
This summer's sweltering temperatures all but confirm that 2024 is on track to be the warmest year on the books — in July, scientists reported that the hottest day on record was broken twice in the same week.
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Dataset
Anomalies relative to 1991-2020 for the ten warmest years | |
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Aug-24 | 0.70ºC |
Jul-24 | 0.70ºC |
Jun-24 | 0.71ºC |
May-24 | 0.71ºC |
Apr-24 | 0.73ºC |
Mar-24 | 0.74ºC |
Feb-24 | 0.75ºC |
Jan-24 | 0.70ºC |
Dec-23 | 0.60ºC |
Nov-23 | 0.58ºC |
Oct-23 | 0.55ºC |
Sep-23 | 0.52ºC |
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