July 2023 the Hottest Ever Month on Record, Likely Warmest in 'Tens of Thousands of Years'

[tacnet]

July 2023 the Hottest Ever Month on Record, Likely Warmest in 'Tens of Thousands of Years'

The first three weeks of July have been the warmest three-week period on record

July 3 was the world’s hottest day ever recorded

Human-induced climate change is the cause, experts have repeated. The burning of fossil fuels is releasing carbon dioxide into the atmosphere, and warming up the world

https://thewire.in/environment/july-202 ... s-of-years

[TheButcher]

June was terrible too and we still have August to put up with

[jag]

In 100 years some places might see 60 or even 70 degree temperatures, that is scary.

[tacnet]

Where's Brassmonkey to tell us all its just a conspiracy ??? lol

[tacnet]

In 100 years some places might see 60 or even 70 degree temperatures, that is scary.

That is scary, especially when you think thats only around one generation away

[TheButcher]

In 100 years some places might see 60 or even 70 degree temperatures, that is scary.

That is scary, especially when you think thats only around one generation away

Well 40 years ago in London you had 25C days and it was considered a nice hot Summer. Those were the days, not these hot days we get every where now.

[koster]

The hotter it is the less women will wear,look at the bright side of it

[AlexO]

Thank you El Nino for causing the scorching heat this Summer.

[cimage]

When they say in tens of thousands of years how far back have they been tracking temperatures across the world.

[tacnet]

When they say in tens of thousands of years how far back have they been tracking temperatures across the world.

They can track temperature through fossil records.

Fossilized tree rings can give us yearly temperatures and fossilized coral rings can give us daily temperatures

[BrasSmonkey]

adjust your foil mate!

[donnie]

adjust your foil mate!

[3ric]

When they say in tens of thousands of years how far back have they been tracking temperatures across the world.

They can track temperature through fossil records.

Fossilized tree rings can give us yearly temperatures and fossilized coral rings can give us daily temperatures

I knew they can tell the age of fossils never knew they can tell how hot it was in a particular year by examining fossils.

[TheButcher]

I knew they can tell the age of fossils never knew they can tell how hot it was in a particular year by examining fossils.

Yep carbon dating has been around for quite some time, we know the half like of 14 carbon so the rest is pretty easy.

[razor]

Who needs data I felt it was hot last month.