July in the uk will be as hot as 2022. month after month, these records are being broken. we re seeing extreme weather events around the world, whether they re heat events, wildfires, droughts, even flooding events linked with climate change as well. and we re going to see more of those much more frequently, more intense, more prolonged as our climate continues to change. let s take a look at just how exceptional temperatures have been. the grey lines here show average day to day temperatures since 1940 and let s now add in this year. and look how it peaks onjuly 6th, that was the hottest day ever recorded with an average global temperature of 17.18 degrees celsius. and if you re thinking that sounds a little bit low, it s because it is global. it includes everywhere from the arctic to the antarctic and day and night. and now look howjuly continues to be exceptionally hot.
According to newly released court documents. the united nations issues a stark warning about climate change asjuly is set to be the hottest month on record. the era of global boiling has arrived. the air is unbreathable, the heat is unbearable and the level of fossil fuel profits and climate inaction is unacceptable. the un suspends its humanitarian operations in niger, after the country s elected president was ousted by soldiers. taiwan s largest military exercises in 25 years focus on action to repel a chinese invasion. hi thank you for being with us.
Of these cases, you might think you may be bad news for mr donald trump but however he chooses to spend it, it is hardly good news from a personal spirit perspective. with the clear exception that he uses this as a campaign or each time he says it is a witch hunt. each time you can see that his poll numbers go up and he is still the front runner in the republican residential nomination race.- the republican residential nomination race. indeed. thank ou so nomination race. indeed. thank you so much nomination race. indeed. thank you so much for nomination race. indeed. thank you so much for the nomination race. indeed. thank you so much for the update - nomination race. indeed. thank you so much for the update on. you so much for the update on that breaking news from the united states. there was another warning from the head of the un today. we are now in an era not of global warming but of global boiling . the comments come as figures suggest thatjuly is set to be the hottest mon
But nothing on the scale of what was seen last year when an intense heat wave followed by heavy rains led to devastating floods. 33 million people were affected, crops destroyed, homes, bridges, roads, and more than 1,700 people lost their lives. there are still people displaced today because of the damage that was done then. the un secretary general referred to it as climate carnage. now pakistan has seen intense flooding during the course of its history and it s considered to be particularly vulnerable to climate change. in the north of the country is an area referred to as the third pole because it has more glacial ice than anywhere else on earth apart from the polar regions. and some of those are melting at a rapid pace according to the un development programme. pakistan is responsible for less than 1% of global greenhouse emissions and its politicians have been at the forefront of arguing that wealthier countries need to pay their dues because of their heavier carbon footprint.