European Climate Agency: 2024 Is Likely Hottest Year on Record — VOA Learning English
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A recent report by the European climate service Copernicus says that November was the second-warmest November for which the agency has records.
The finding means that Copernicus will likely declare 2024 the hottest year ever measured using its sets of data.
Copernicus called last year the hottest on record. But after this summer, scientists involved in the effort were expecting that 2024 would set a new record.
In November, the global temperature average was 14.10 Celsius. Through November, this year’s average global temperature is 0.14 Celsius above the same period last year.
Jennifer Francis is a climate scientist at the Woodwell Climate Research Center in the northeastern U.S. state of…
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