last month June was hottest on record in the worldwith abnormally high temperatures recorded both on land and at sea, the Copernicus Climate Change Service belonging European Union.

Last month he far exceeded previous temperature record which corresponded to the same month, but with 2019according to Copernicus.

June was around the world just over 0.5 degrees Celsius above average for the same month period 1991-2020said Copernicus as climate change pushes global temperatures to new records, while short-term weather conditions also cause temperature changes.

Above-average temperatures hit the hardest India, Iran And Canadawhile the extreme heat that has been experienced in Mexico caused over 100 deaths.

Scientists said that climate change, combined with the appearance of a meteorological phenomenon this year BoyWhat warms the surface waters of the eastern and central Pacificled to recent record temperatures.

Joey Rogelioprofessor of climatology at the Grantham Institute Imperial College Londonstated:

This record comes as no surprise and shows that climate change is progressing at an alarming rate. […] As the El Niño phenomenon develops in the coming months, it would not be surprising if new global temperature records are set.

According to Copernicus, this Tuesday 4 Julyworld fixed the hottest day in its history, surpassing the record set the day before, July 3. North Africa, China and other regions have experienced extreme heat.

global sea water temperature also reached new monthly record for Junewith extreme maritime heat waves recorded around Ireland, Britain and the Baltic Sea, Copernicus says.

Body analysis based on billions measurements from satellites, ships, aircraft and weather stations.

(According to information from Reuters)