European Union scientists said Thursday that last month’s record was the hottest January in the world, which continued the global temperature despite the changing of cooling La Nina’s seasonal style.
The European Union’s Coopernax climate change service (C3S) said in a monthly bulletin that January increased a run of abnormal heat, which of 18 in the past 19 months on average global temperature 1.5 degrees C. Temperatures over grade have been seen.
It was despite the change of the world from the Nano warming pattern – which helped make the world the hottest year in the world on record – and turned to its cold -laden counterpart, in which the Equip of the Pacific of the Pacific. It involves cooling the water, and can prevent global temperatures.
“The fact is that we are still watching record temperatures beyond the influence of El Nano, it’s a bit surprising,” the European Center’s Strategic for Medium -sized weather running C3S service Samantha Burgess said.
Burgess said El Nano had a peak more than a year ago.
In January, the global average temperature was 1.75C higher than the already industrial hours.
Coppernaks estimated that La Nina has not yet fully developed, and the world is currently in a neutral situation between the two stages. Other data models may be different, in which US scientists indicated last month that La Nina’s conditions were created.
Even if La Nina emerges completely, Burgess said its cool effect may not be enough to temporarily prevent global temperatures – which appears to be the intense heat of other sea basins, and the water The air change is also affected by factors like the main driver: heat emissions trapped greenhouse gases.
“The biggest cooperative factor in our heat climate is to burn the fuel,” he said.
Scientists at the Berkeley Earth and the UK Met Office have said they expect that 2025 will be the third hottest year compared to 2024 and 2023 due to a shift to La Nina, though uncertainty remains about How will this trend develop?
Globally, the average temperature in January was second for this month, which exceeded only January 2024.
