Climate change: Record-breaking temperatures observed in seas around UK and Ireland

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Climate change: Record-breaking temperatures observed in seas around UK and Ireland
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Sea surface temperatures off the northeast coast of England and to the west of Ireland were 3 to 4C above normal, a Met Office analysis has found.

Record-breaking temperatures have been observed in the seas around the UK and Ireland, according to the Met Office.

"The North Atlantic is experiencing record-breaking temperatures at present," Professor Stephen Belcher, the Met Office chief scientist, said. Prof Belcher said an anomaly map for current sea surface temperatures in the North Atlantic, which compares current measurements with the average over a long-term period, showed"some areas really stand out".

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