July 2023 Sees Multiple Global Temperature Records Broken Copernicus

July 2023 Sees Multiple Global Temperature Records Broken Copernicus The monthly average temperature was 16.95°c, well above the previous record of july 2019 (16.63°c) and virtually identical to our best estimate of the 1.5°c warming above preindustrial level for july (16.96°c). globally averaged surface air temperature for all months of july from 1940 to 2023. shades of blue indicate cooler than average. The global average temperature for july 2023 is confirmed to be the highest on record for any month. the month was 0.72°c warmer than the 1991 2020 average for july, and 0.33°c warmer than the previous warmest month, july 2019. the month is estimated to have been around 1.5°c warmer than the average for 1850 1900.

July 2023 Sees Multiple Global Temperature Records Broken Copernicus July 2023 sees multiple global temperature records broken following the hottest june on record and a series of extreme weather events, including heatwaves in europe, north america and asia, and wildfires in canada and greece, era5 data from c3s show that the first three weeks of july have already broken several significant records. “the global average temperature for july 2023 is confirmed to be the highest on record for any month,” said samantha burgess, deputy director at the european commission’s copernicus climate change service. the month is estimated to have been around 1.5c warmer than the average for 1815 to 1900, so the average for pre industrial times.”. July's global average temperature of 62.51 degrees fahrenheit was six tenths of a degree higher than the previous record set in 2019, the copernicus climate change service, a division of the. 2023 was the warmest calendar year in global temperature data records going back to 1850. the global average temperature was 14.98°c. that is 0.17°c higher than the previous highest annual value, reached in 2016. global temperatures in 2023 were 1.48°c warmer than the 1850–1900 pre industrial level.

July 2023 Sees Multiple Global Temperature Records Broken Copernicus July's global average temperature of 62.51 degrees fahrenheit was six tenths of a degree higher than the previous record set in 2019, the copernicus climate change service, a division of the. 2023 was the warmest calendar year in global temperature data records going back to 1850. the global average temperature was 14.98°c. that is 0.17°c higher than the previous highest annual value, reached in 2016. global temperatures in 2023 were 1.48°c warmer than the 1850–1900 pre industrial level. July 2023 has broken global temperature records, raising fears about what patterns could next emerge. according to era5 data from the copernicus climate change service with the global average. Global air temperatures reached a new high on july 3, surpassing the record set in 2016 and tied in 2022, according to multiple recent analyses, including from the university of maine and the.

July 2023 Sees Multiple Global Temperature Records Broken Copernicus July 2023 has broken global temperature records, raising fears about what patterns could next emerge. according to era5 data from the copernicus climate change service with the global average. Global air temperatures reached a new high on july 3, surpassing the record set in 2016 and tied in 2022, according to multiple recent analyses, including from the university of maine and the.