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2022: sixth warmest year on record globally
in the HadCRUT5 global temperature dataset which runs from 1850. Dr Colin Morice is a Climate Monitoring and Research Scientist with the Met Office. He said: “2022 was another near-record year for global average temperatures, despite the slight cooling influence of La Niña: a pattern of climate
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Signs of warmer weather on the way?
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Neal et al, 2016; 2018). The use of weather patterns is starting to gain popularity in climate change studies. For example, Kendon et al. (2020) explores the conditions that led to record winter temperatures being recorded in February 2019, when temperatures of 20°C were recorded in multiple locations
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2024: First chance of 1.5 °C year
The Met Office outlook for global temperature suggests 2024 will be a further record-breaking year, expected to exceed 2023, which is itself almost certain to be the warmest year on record.
The anticipated two-stage spike in global temperature has received a temporary and partial boost by the current El Niño event warming the tropical Pacific. But, says the Met Office’s Prof Adam Scaife: “The main driver for record-breaking temperatures is the ongoing human-induced warming since
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, also beating the previous record. While the primary cause of this temperature record was the Foehn effect, this was also against a backdrop of increasing mean and maximum temperatures more generally as the UK’s climate continues to warm. Since 2011, the UK has recorded its highest maximum temperature
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Global climate predictions show temperatures expected to remain at or near record levels in coming five years
The latest prediction of global climate [issued today, Wednesday 28 May 2025] suggests the average global temperature is likely to continue to reach record or near-record levels in the coming five years.
typically over 20 years. The world’s global average temperature exceeded 1.5°C above the 1850-1900 average last year (2024) for the first time in the observational record. This was in part due to the El Niño phase of a natural cycle of climate variation in the tropical Pacific which slightly
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Summer 2018: A possible record-breaker?
It’s been a long hot summer for many in the UK this year, but where does 2018 stand in comparison to previous record summers?
It already looks certain this summer – June, July and August - is going to be one of the warmest on record for the UK, after prolonged periods of hot weather. The latest mid-month statistics for August suggest the race for the very top spot in terms of temperature is still wide open. After
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Weekly weather quiz May 29: Test your knowledge!
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35°C forecast today as heatwave continues
of surpassing the May temperature record set in 1922 and 1944 have been increasing as our climate changes as a consequence of human greenhouse gas emissions. The study found that breaking the 32.8°C May record is around three times more likely now in our current climate than it would have been in a natural
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2026 outlook: likely another year above 1.4°C
The central estimate for the forecast next year is 1.46°C, this is lower than the value of 1.55°C recorded in 2024- the current warmest year on record. The forecast suggests that it is likely to be one of the four warmest years for global average temperature, likely falling in just behind the value