The hottest day on record under the Earth’s average temperature

Washington: The planet has recorded the average hottest day in the month of July. It should be noted that this is not the record of a single place, but the average temperature of the planet Earth, which was recorded on Monday, June 3.

The global average temperature was the highest recorded on that day, but on Tuesday, July 4, it saw a further increase to 17.18 degrees Celsius, which continued till Wednesday. Thus, for three consecutive days we have noted the highest rise in global temperature.

Earlier in August 2016, the temperature was recorded at 16.92 degrees Celsius, which was the highest, but now for three consecutive days, the temperature is even higher than this, which is a very alarming news. On the other hand, the famous Copernicus Climate Change Service of the European Union said in a tweet on Wednesday that the data since 1940 shows that the global average temperature is increasing rapidly.

But on the other hand, experts have expressed fear that there is still half a year left and more records may be set. They blame the natural phenomenon Nino, which will bring more record-breaking hot days over the next six weeks.

In late June this year, the U.S., Texas, and other southern regions witnessed a horrific heat wave, and more than 112 people have died in Mexico since March. Then in the Indian state of Bihar, 44 people have died due to extreme heat. On the other hand, China is also burning due to this intense heat. Above all, Britain has had its warmest June since 1884.