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Copernicus Says 2025 Virtually Certain to Rank Second or Third Hottest on Record

The 2023–2025 global mean is on track to top 1.5°C for the first time, underscoring warnings that faster emissions cuts are needed.

Copernicus: 2025 on Track to Finish as Second or Third Warmest Year on Record

WMO Says 2025 Set to Be Second or Third Warmest on Record

UN Reports: 2025 Tracking as Second or Third Warmest Year on Record

WMO: 2025 Poised to Be Second or Third Hottest Year on Record

UN Warns 2024 Greenhouse Gases Hit Records as CO2 Jumps 3.5 ppm

UN Weather Agency: 2024 Hit Record Greenhouse Gas Levels With Biggest CO2 Jump Since 1957

September Ranked Third-Warmest on Record as 12-Month Global Average Tops 1.5°C

August Was Third-Warmest on Record Globally, Copernicus Reports

Hoch Ines Fuels Third German Heatwave With Sustained 35–38 °C Forecasts

July 2025 Ranks as Third-Hottest July on Record as Annual Warming Exceeds Paris Limit

July 2025 Ranks Third-Hottest as Record Streak Pauses

July 2025 Ranks as Third-Hottest July Ever With Global Temperatures Above Paris Limit

Scientists Warn 1.5°C Paris Target Will Be Surpassed as Emissions and Sea Levels Surge

May Records Second-Warmest Global Temperatures as Arctic Heatwave Intensifies Ice Melt

Global May Temperatures Second-Hottest on Record as Greenland Melt Accelerates

May 2025 Second-Warmest on Record with Temperatures 1.4°C Above Pre-Industrial Levels

May 2025 Becomes Second Warmest May on Record

UN Weather Agency Predicts New Global Heat Records and 1.5°C Exceedance by 2029

WMO Warns of Looming Heat Records as 1.5°C Paris Target Drifts Out of Reach