World Oceans Reach Record High Temperatures in June

Global ocean surface temperatures hit new records in June, with the average reaching 20.86 degrees Celsius on June 21. This marks the highest temperature ever recorded for this time of year, according to a report from the EU's Copernicus climate change monitoring service.

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24urCroatian53d ago

Svetovni oceani se kuhajo: novi neslavni rekordi

Svetovni oceani so junija dosegli nove rekorde. Temperatura gladine je 21. junija dosegla 20,86 stopinje Celzija, kar je največ doslej za ta čas v letu, kaže danes objavljeno poročilo službe EU za spremljanje podnebnih sprememb Copernicus. Po pričakovanjih znanstvenikov bo ta rekord vplival tako na globalno podnebje kot tudi na morske ekosisteme.

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