According to information from the World Meteorological Organization, different parts of the world experience record temperatures in 2022. This is due to the fact that one of the three hottest Julys was recorded in the middle drought, wildfires and extreme heat
The foregoing, as a reference for temperatures close to 0.4 degrees above average in most Europe in mid-July 1991-2020. Organization spokeswoman Claire Nullis noted “2002 was one of three July to set record temperatures. Slightly below what was experienced in 2019 and somewhat warmer than 2016, although the difference is too thin to be decisive.”
Some parts of the world that experienced record temperatures are Irelandthat west of france you Portugalespecially for the first time England reached 40 degrees. The same, Scotland and Wales broke the national record for maximum daily temperature, while Spanish July 2022 was recorded as the hottest month with a temperature of 25.6 degrees. Likewise, from July 8 to 26 this year, Spain presented its longest and most intense heatwave, according to information consulted by news agencies.
Faced with the same situation, African hornthat South India, Central Asia and Australia they experience temperature record lower than average. Also a stretch of territory stretching from Iceland, through Scandinavia and the Baltic countries, to the Caspian Sea is subject to these temperatures. Therefore, the temperature in most Turkey and Georgia they are generally below average, explains the World Meteorological Organization.
Finally, the lowest recorded Antarctic sea ice was found to be 7% below average, following temperature records presented in different parts of the world. Similarly, Arctic Sea ice is 4% below average. “According to the meteorological service, we started with a slight accumulation of snow on the glaciers of the Alps, and now we have successive heatwaves. This is bad news for European glaciers, but the picture for Greenland glaciers is more mixed, as there is no persistent heat.” ,” concluded Nullis.
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