CNN CNN Newsroom With Fredricka Whitfield June 4, 2024 19:27:00
Before all of this week was set back in 2016 at 62.46 degrees. that puts things into perspective. there's all that land in the northern hemisphere and land heats up a lot faster than water does. plus, we'll also dealing with an el nino, which focusses on our sea temperatures and they're typically warner and the trade winds weaken. as that happens, the warmer water gets pushed over to our pacific coasts of the water. el nino is a teleconnection pattern. it happens all across the globe money in the north atlantic, we have 5 degrees celsius. so the u.k. wound up seeing the hottest june on record ...
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