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May 2026 Was the World’s Second‑Warmest May on Record

Warming oceans are pushing the tropical Pacific toward a likely El Niño that could amplify heat and disturb rainfall patterns through late 2026.

Europe Logged Record Heat, Fires and Ice Loss in 2025, New EU–WMO Climate Report Finds

Europe Confirmed as Fastest-Warming Continent in New 2025 Climate Report

U.S. Logs Most Abnormally Hot Month on Record in March

NOAA Confirms Hottest U.S. March on Record

Earth’s Energy Imbalance Hits Record High, WMO Warns

NOAA Issues El Niño Watch, Putting 62% Odds on Summer Onset

Ukraine Set for Dry, Springlike Tuesday as Highs Reach 10–15°C

EU Monitor: February 2026 Was the Fifth-Warmest February on Record

February 2026 Was Fifth-Warmest on Record at 1.49°C as Atmospheric Rivers Deluged Western Europe

Stacker Releases State Rankings of Hottest Februarys Based on NCEI Records

Oxford Study Projects 3.8 Billion People Facing Extreme Heat by 2050 if Warming Reaches 2°C

2025 Confirmed as Third-Warmest Year as 3-Year Global Average Hits 1.5°C Benchmark

2025 Confirmed as Third-Warmest Year as 2023–2025 Average Tops 1.5°C

Copernicus Says 2025 Was Third-Warmest Year as Three-Year Global Average Tops 1.5°C

Copernicus Confirms First Three-Year Stretch Above 1.5°C as 2025 Ranks Third-Hottest

2025 Ranked Third-Warmest on Record as 2023–2025 Becomes First Triennium Above 1.5°C

2025 Confirmed as One of the Three Warmest Years on Record

EU Climate Report Says 1.5°C Limit Will Be Breached This Decade, Ten Years Early

2025 Confirmed as Third-Warmest Year as 2023–2025 Average Exceeds 1.5°C