Average global temperature on Monday smashed Sunday's record for the hottest day on Earth, marking the world's warmest day ever. The rise to 17.15 degrees Celsius was attributed to burning fossil fuels, intensifying extreme weather patterns globally.
Harsh heatwaves affecting Europe, Asia, and North America underscore the urgent need to transition away from coal, oil, and gas for a sustainable future. Record-breaking temperatures in various countries signify the escalating impact of climate change.
C3S has monitored temperature variations since 1940, witnessing a new global high on July 22. Climate scientists emphasize the necessity to halt fossil fuel consumption for temperatures to stabilize. Recent extreme weather events reflect the accelerating effects of global warming.
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