World registered on Thursday the hottest day in its historyexceeding previous highs fixed on Monday And TuesdayWhile average global temperature continues to riseaccording to data from United States National Centers for Environmental Prediction.

average temperature the world has reached 17.23 degrees Celsius (63.01 Fahrenheit) Thursday, according to a government agency.

The post comes in a few days. heat wave in US and Chinameanwhile another killed over 100 people in Mexicowhile temperatures are skyrocketing around the world.

On Thursday, European Union Copernicus Climate Change Service said June was hottest month on recordsignificantly beating the previous record of June 2019.

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Robert RodeChief Scientist, Nonprofit Climate Research Organization Berkeley Landstated the following through his account Twitter.

Such records are a predictable consequence of the short-term rise in temperature caused by El Niño, exacerbating the long-term global warming trend due to human emissions of greenhouse gases.

weather picture ‘Boy‘ appeared this year, bringing warm sea surface temperature in the eastern and central Pacific.

After previous daily high in August 2016 broke for the first time on Monday, several scientists predicted more days with record temperatures this year.

“Expect many more hot days in the future”said Salimul HookDirector Bangladesh International Center for Climate Change and Developmentthis is a statement.

(According to information from Reuters)