After breaking all records in June, could 2024 be the world's hottest year?
This time the intensity of the heat is quite strong, last month the heat broke all records and it was recorded as the hottest June.
The European Union's Climate Change Monitoring Service said on Monday that the trend of abnormally high temperatures is continuing, with some scientists saying that 2024 could be the world's hottest year on record if this trend continues.
The European Union's Copernicus Climate Change Service says that since June 2023, every month has recorded an increase in heat intensity for 13 consecutive months, marking all months as the hottest month on the planet compared to the same month in previous years. were recorded.