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fromwww.theguardian.com

Weather tracker: temperatures hit record highs across South America

South America is experiencing record high temperatures as North America faces severe cold, with extreme conditions impacting weather patterns across both continents.

fromwww.npr.org

January wasn't expected to break global temperature records. But it did.

January 2025 recorded the hottest temperature ever noted globally, breaking previous records.

Climate change impacts are becoming more pronounced, affecting natural climate cycles like El Nino and La Nina.

fromMail Online

Last month was the third warmest February on RECORD

February 2025 was the third hottest February on record, continuing a trend of rising global temperatures.

fromSlate Magazine

Last Year Was the Hottest Year in Recorded History. Buckle Up.

2024 marks a significant climate milestone as the hottest year in history, surpassing the critical 1.5 Celsius degree threshold.

Amid EU's hottest year cities face more floods, extreme heat DW 04/15/2025

Europe is experiencing rapid warming, significantly impacting lives and ecosystems, with a 2.4Â°C increase since the Industrial Revolution.

Amid EU's hottest year cities face more floods, extreme heat DW 04/15/2025

Europe is warming faster than any other continent, with significant impacts from extreme weather.

fromwww.theguardian.com

Weather tracker: temperatures hit record highs across South America

South America is experiencing record high temperatures as North America faces severe cold, with extreme conditions impacting weather patterns across both continents.

fromwww.npr.org

January wasn't expected to break global temperature records. But it did.

January 2025 recorded the hottest temperature ever noted globally, breaking previous records.

Climate change impacts are becoming more pronounced, affecting natural climate cycles like El Nino and La Nina.

fromMail Online

Last month was the third warmest February on RECORD

February 2025 was the third hottest February on record, continuing a trend of rising global temperatures.

fromSlate Magazine

Last Year Was the Hottest Year in Recorded History. Buckle Up.

2024 marks a significant climate milestone as the hottest year in history, surpassing the critical 1.5 Celsius degree threshold.

Amid EU's hottest year cities face more floods, extreme heat DW 04/15/2025

Europe is experiencing rapid warming, significantly impacting lives and ecosystems, with a 2.4Â°C increase since the Industrial Revolution.

Amid EU's hottest year cities face more floods, extreme heat DW 04/15/2025

Europe is warming faster than any other continent, with significant impacts from extreme weather.

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fromwww.nytimes.com

Arctic Air Could Bring Dangerous Temperatures to Parts of the U.S.

A surge of arctic air will bring record-breaking cold and dangerous wind chills to the Central and Eastern U.S. this week.

San Francisco

Warm Thursday Will Give Way to an Even Warmer Weekend Around the Bay

fromwww.mercurynews.com

San Francisco

Record-high temperatures likely during quick glimpse of sunny Bay Area weather

Boston

It's official, Boston broke the temp record Monday

fromwww.nytimes.com

Arctic Air Could Bring Dangerous Temperatures to Parts of the U.S.

A surge of arctic air will bring record-breaking cold and dangerous wind chills to the Central and Eastern U.S. this week.

San Francisco

Warm Thursday Will Give Way to an Even Warmer Weekend Around the Bay

fromwww.mercurynews.com

San Francisco

Record-high temperatures likely during quick glimpse of sunny Bay Area weather

Boston

It's official, Boston broke the temp record Monday

fromwww.standard.co.uk

Hottest day of the year as temperatures hit 24.5C in London - and it's only going to get warmer

Temperatures in the UK are rising, with expectations of reaching 29C by Thursday.

Residents are advised to take precautions due to high pollen and UV levels.

fromwww.mercurynews.com

California's Death Valley may tiedaily record of 129F on Sunday

Furnace Creek, California will experience extreme heat reaching 129F, posing wildfire risks and breaking temperature records in Death Valley.

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