Oceans Near Record Temperatures as El Niño Return Sparks Global Heat Concerns
Global oceans are approaching record-high temperatures, prompting warnings from Copernicus about the potential return of El Niño, which could make 2027 the hottest year on record. This development is raising concerns about extreme heat waves and prompting preparations for its impact in various regions.
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