Scientists Investigate Unprecedented Global Heat Surge
2023-24 saw record-breaking temperatures, prompting urgent research into unexpected climate factors.
- Global temperatures in 2023 exceeded predictions, reaching 1.5°C above preindustrial levels.
- El Niño and reduced aerosol pollution are identified but insufficient to explain the full heat spike.
- The World Meteorological Organization warns of an 80% chance of surpassing Paris Agreement limits in the next five years.
- New studies explore possible contributions from underwater volcanic eruptions and solar activity.
- Scientists emphasize the need for immediate climate action to prevent further extreme weather events.













































