Record-breaking Heatwave Sweeps Earth in June and July

Last month, June 2023, was the hottest June ever recorded globally, surpassing the previous record set in 2020. Heat waves affected every continent, with the United States experiencing record-breaking temperatures in various regions. The El Niño climate pattern, combined with human-caused climate change, contributed to the extreme heat. The oceans are also warming at an alarming rate, with June being the hottest month ever recorded. The accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere continues to disrupt the planet's climate, and forecasters predict that the next five years will be the hottest on record. It is crucial to recognize the signs of heat-related illnesses and take necessary precautions during high temperatures.
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