According to a comprehensive analysis, 2024 joined 2023 as the two hottest years ever recorded. What made 2024 particularly notable was an unprecedented series of extreme precipitation events that wreaked havoc across multiple continents. The post Most extreme year yet? 2024’s climate catastrophes affected billions, and scientists say it’s just the beginning appeared first on Study Finds.

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Most extreme year yet? 2024's climate catastrophes affected billions, and scientists say it's just the beginning

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The official numbers are in, and 2024 was the hottest year in recorded history—and almost surely also the hottest year in the history of human civilization.
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Last Year Was the Hottest Year in Recorded History. Buckle Up

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As we begin 2025, it’s time to look back at 2024 in terms of climate change. Looking at what climate experts had to say, it was officially the hottest year on record. What made last year even more noticeable was the fact that there was a high incidence of severe rainfall events that wreaked havoc around the globe. One notable weather event has to be the massive rain Dubai entertained in just 24 hours. The rainfall broke records of 75 years. Anot…

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2024 Was The Warmest Year In History But Climate Experts Warn This Is Just The Beginning of More Catastrophes

Digital Phablet 2024: Earth’s Hottest Year, Surpassing 2023 by 0.10°C 2024: A Record-Breaking Year for Global Temperatures Historical Context In a groundbreaking announcement from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and key international climate research institutions, 2024 has officially been declared the warmest year in recorded history. Surpassing the previous temperature record set in 2023 by 0.10 degrees Celsius, this …

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2024: Earth’s Hottest Year, Surpassing 2023 by 0.10°C

The World Meteorological Organization (WMO) has officially declared 2024 as the hottest year ever recorded. Global temperatures have risen by a staggering 1.55°C compared to levels before the industrial era, underscoring the severe impact of climate change. This year was marked by extreme weather events, including intense heatwaves, record-breaking ocean temperatures, and rapidly shrinking glaciers. These alarming developments highlight the wors…

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2024 Declared Hottest Year on Record: World Meteorological Organization

Scientists have confirmed 2024 was the world’s hottest since records began, eclipsing the previous record set in 2023 and raising alarm that burning fossil fuels has left the planet ‘teetering on the brink’ of breaking the 1.5°C barrier set by the Paris Agreement. Coordinated modelling and analysis produced by experts at NASA, European climate service Copernicus the US weather service NOAA, the UK Met Office, Berkeley Earth and the World Meteoro…

Most extreme year yet? 2024's climate catastrophes affected billions, and scientists say it's just the beginning

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