Deadly summer heat of 2023: What's causing it? | WION Wideangle

July 2023 has become the hottest month ever recorded on Earth. As temperatures soar in the Northern Hemisphere, the UN said that the Era of global boiling has arrived. According to climate information from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), The average temperature on Earth lies somewhere around 57 degrees Fahrenheit or 13.9 degrees Celsius, measured across land and ocean, night, and day. The planetary average has now hit 63.014 degrees Fahrenheit or 17.23 degrees Celsius. With summer heatwaves becoming more frequent, is it something the world will see more often?

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