by: Jeff Berardelli
Posted:Jul 8, 2023 / 12:00 PM EDT
Updated:Jul 8, 2023 / 12:59 PM EDT
(WFLA) — It’s quite the claim: This week, Earth broke an unofficial record for its hottest day in 120,000 years.Actually, the Earth broke that record three times— on Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday, according to the University of Maine’s Climate Reanalyzer.
El Niño(a natural cycle) is just getting started. As it gets stronger, and adds more heat to Earth’s system, this summer will continue to set new all-time global records for hot days. And along with that, many other records will be shattered as well.
But no matter how hot it gets, the summer of 2023 will soon be considered a “cool” summer in a couple of decades amid the steady drumbeat of human-caused climate heating.
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