September 2023 was the second hottest month ever recorded, with oceans reaching record temperatures. #JavaScript #WebDevelopment #AdBlocker (translated)
September 2026 was the second warmest month in the history of global measurements, and specialists warn that the trend of high temperatures could continue into 2027, exceeding the threshold of 1.5 degrees Celsius compared to pre-industrial levels. #schimbăriclimatice #încălzireglobală #vremeextremă (translated)

Aemet warns of the possibility of locally heavy showers in Menorca and Mallorca for the holiday on October 12, although maximum temperatures in much of Spain are expected to be above normal for this time of year. #Aemet #TiempoEspaña #DíaDeLaHispanidad (translated)

September 2026 was the second warmest ever recorded, with global temperatures exceeding 1.5ºC above pre-industrial levels and a pronounced impact on drought conditions in Europe, especially in regions of Western Europe. #AlteraçõesClimáticas #AquecimentoGlobal #Europa (translated)

The maximum temperatures will rise starting Tuesday, possibly reaching 30 degrees in most of the territory, except in the coastal area north of Cabo da Roca, according to IPMA. #IPMA #Temperaturas #OndaDeCalor (translated)

In September 2023, Europe experienced the third highest temperatures since measurements began. (translated)
The waters of the Pacific and the Western Mediterranean reached record temperatures in September, which was the second hottest month recorded on the planet, according to the Copernicus Climate Change Service. #CalentamientoGlobal #ElNiño #CambioClimático (translated)

The bad weather gives way to a gradual improvement in weather conditions in Italy, with a rise in temperatures, but the weekend could bring instability again due to incoming cold currents. #MeteoItalia #TemperatureInAumento #MaltempoWeekend (translated)

September 2023 marked a temperature record in Western Europe, being 2.51 ºC warmer than usual, which coincides with severe drought conditions in several regions of the continent and the second warmest September globally ever recorded. #CambioClimático #TemperaturasExtremas #Sequía (translated)

The El Niño phenomenon caused record sea temperatures in September, reaching 21.05°C globally, according to the Copernicus Observatory. #ElNino #RéchauffementClimatique #TempératureDesMers (translated)

The temperatures in the Swedish apartment market took a joyous leap in September, with a noticeable increase in bidders and bidding premiums, despite the market still lagging behind the historical average. #bostadsmarknad #lägenheter #SBAB (translated)

According to the EU's climate service Copernicus, September 2026 was the second warmest measured globally, with a temperature 1.63 degrees above pre-industrial levels, and in Western Europe, the month was the hottest ever, alongside September 2023. #Klimatförändringar #Värmebölja #September2026 (translated)
In September 2023, Europe experienced the third warmest September since records began, with temperatures 2.51 degrees above the average for the years 1991 to 2020, while unusually dry conditions affected shipping and agriculture. #Klimawandel #Europa #Wetterereignisse (translated)

An El Niño of exceptional intensity is causing an unprecedented warming of surface temperatures in the Pacific, exceeding historical records and amplifying the effects of climate change. #ElNiño #ChangementClimatique #RéchauffementPlanétaire (translated)

The summer of 2026 in Austria was the hottest summer in the approximately 260-year measurement history, with record-breaking temperatures and extreme heatwaves, putting significant strain on people, animals, and nature. #Sommer2026 #Klimawandel #Hitzewelle (translated)

Western Europe experienced its warmest month since records began in September, while global temperatures continue to be above the 1.5-degree mark and an intensified El Niño indicates further temperature records. #Klimakrise #Erderwärmung #ElNiño (translated)

This year's September has become the second warmest recorded globally, with a temperature that reached 1.63 degrees above the pre-industrial level, according to the EU's climate service Copernicus. #klimat #globaluppvärmning #Copernicus (translated)

September 2026 was the second hottest September ever recorded, with global temperatures exceeding pre-industrial levels by 1.63 degrees, due to the strengthening of El Niño and a significant rise in sea surface temperatures. #Clima #CambiamentoClimatico #ElNiño (translated)

The article discusses the intensification of El Niño and the unprecedented temperatures observed in the Pacific in September. #Climat #ElNino #Environnement (translated)
Carlos García-Galán, director of NASA's Lunar Base program, highlights the complexity and technological challenges of living on the Moon, where temperatures vary dramatically from 120ºC in sunlight to -210ºC in the shade. #Luna #NASA #exploraciónespacial (translated)
