The first three weeks of July have been so warm that scientists think it has already been the hottest month ever recorded, according to the World Meteorological Association.
that date back decades. The approach fills gaps in the observational record, and it is used by scientists worldwide to evaluate the impacts of climate change.
Global daily surface air temperature from January 1940 to July 2023, plotted as time series for each year. 2023 and 2016 are shown with thick lines shaded in bright red and dark red, respectively.The data says global mean temperatures on Earth’s surface were just above 62.5 degrees Fahrenheit through Sunday, exceeding the previous high of 61.9 degrees from July 2019.
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