June and July were warmer than ever in Western Europe
Last month was 1.47 degrees globally above the pre-industrial July level
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Last month was 1.47 degrees globally above the pre-industrial July level. Worldwide, it was – along with 2024 – with about 16.90 degrees the second warmest. Record holder remains the July 2023 with, according to then data, 16.95 degrees.
Furthermore, The data used by Copernicus dates back to 1950, and some earlier data are also available. This was 2.79 degrees above the long-term June average from 1991 to 2020. For the whole of Europe, last month was only the eleventh warmest July with a mean temperature of 20.49 degrees.
In addition, The average temperature in the region in the period was 21.62 degrees, as the climate change service of the EU programme Copernicus announced in Bonn. However, Copernicus points to a pronounced temperature gradient from West to Eastern Europe and Scandinavia, where it was much cooler. Sea surface temperature in July was higher than at any time since records began this month.
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Last month was 1.47 degrees globally above the pre-industrial July level.
reliability moderate2/3 sourcesWorldwide, it was – along with 2024 – with about 16.90 degrees the second warmest.
reliability moderate2/3 sourcesRecord holder remains the July 2023 with, according to then data, 16.95 degrees.
reliability moderate2/3 sourcesThe data used by Copernicus dates back to 1950, and some earlier data are also available.
reliability moderate2/3 sourcesThis was 2.79 degrees above the long-term June average from 1991 to 2020.
reliability moderate2/3 sourcesFor the whole of Europe, last month was only the eleventh warmest July with a mean temperature of 20.49 degrees.
reliability moderate2/3 sourcesThe average temperature in the region in the period was 21.62 degrees, as the climate change service of the EU programme Copernicus announced in Bonn.
reliability moderate2/3 sourcesHowever, Copernicus points to a pronounced temperature gradient from West to Eastern Europe and Scandinavia, where it was much cooler.
reliability moderate2/3 sources
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Sea surface temperature in July was higher than at any time since records began this month.
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