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"🌡️ The world's warmest August completes the hottest boreal summer on record.

At 1.51°C above pre-industrial levels, August 2024 became the 13th month since July 2023 in which the global average surface air temperature exceeded 1.5°C."
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    "Anomalies and extremes in surface air temperature for June–August 2024. Colour categories refer to the percentiles of the temperature distributions for the 1991–2020 reference period. The extreme (“Coolest” and “Warmest”) categories are based on rankings for the period 1979–2024. 
    
    Cool areas (blue shades) appear over parts of the UK, Norway, Iceland, and surrounding ocean areas.
    
    Warmer areas (red shades) dominate much of eastern Europe, Scandinavia, and southern regions like Italy and Turkey.
    
    A significant portion of Eastern Europe is depicted in dark red, indicating temperatures much warmer than average.
    
    Data source: ERA5. Credit: Copernicus Climate Change Service/ECMWF."
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