Record 'fish-killer' June twice as likely due to climate change
The hottest June on record, which caused ‘unprecedented’ fish deaths, was twice as likely due to climate change, the Met Office says.
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The hottest June on record, which caused ‘unprecedented’ fish deaths, was twice as likely due to climate change, the Met Office says.
Average temperature for June hit 15.8C, 0.9C hotter than the joint previous record of 14.9C in 1940 and 1976
The Met Office said yesterday the average temperature for June this year hit 15.8C. This is 0.9C hotter than the joint previous record of 14.9C.
The average temperature for June this year hit 15.8C, 0.9C hotter than the joint previous record in 1940 and 1976.
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