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'Warmest January on Record' Detected This 2024, The Highest Since 1800s: Climate Scientists Warn
The average global temperature is more than 1.5 degrees Celsius and hotter than the pre-industrial era, European scientists say. Click to read more.
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Spain Sets 2022 as Hottest Year on Record; Unseasonably Warm Weather Felt on 2023 New Year
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UK's Hottest Year Ever is 2022 Unless Cold Weather Dominate December: Met Office
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Winter is Here: 2017 Will Be 'Cooler' Than 2016, According to Forecasts
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Internet Searches May Be Used for Heat Wave Warning Surveillance, Study Shows
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Climate Change: Why 2016 May Be World's Hottest Year on Record
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2016 Slated to be the Hottest Year Since 1880, NASA Scientists Predict
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South-Central US Weather Forecast: Heavy Rain to Bring Flooding, Flash Flood Risks This Week
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China Fur Farm Pose High Risk Of Developing Animal-To-Human Diseases, Study Says
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