Yesterday has been identified as the hottest day ever recorded on Earth, with the average global temperature topping 17C for the first time.
Climate change is driving up global temperatures, increasing the frequency and intensity of natural disasters climate agency has identified yesterday as the hottest day ever recorded, with the average global temperature topping 17C for the first time.
Previously, the highest average temperature it had recorded was 16.92C in August 2016 and July 2022 – but the figure for July 3 reached 17.01C.he was confident the temperature was the highest ever since instrumental measurements began. Dr Rohde said: ‘We will keep passing these thresholds every few years if we have El Niño variability on top of global warming, until we get global warming under control.’
The news from NOAA comes after the EU-funded Copernicus Climate Change Service announced the global-mean temperature breached 1.5C above pre-industrial temperature in the first week in June.
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