Temperatures in September surprised scientists: 'An extraordinary record'

According to the European Union's (EU) Copernicus Climate Change Service, September temperatures globally became the hottest on record, surpassing the previous highest value by a significant margin.

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Temperatures in September surprised scientists: 'An extraordinary record'

Last month was 0.93C degrees Celsius warmer than the average September temperature between 1991 and 2020, and 0.5C warmer than the previous record broken in 2020.

According to the report by BBC Türkçe, experts believe that in addition to the El Nino weather phenomenon, the continued emissions of gases that cause global warming are also contributing to the heat.

Some scientists said they were shocked by the magnitude of the temperature increase.

According to experts, 2023 is on track to become the hottest year on record.

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