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widespread relief either, as temperatures stay above 30c or 86 degrees fahrehneut in places including arizona and southern spain. georgina rannard from the bbc climate unit explains why scientists are worried about these temperatures. it s been days, now, of sweltering temperatures across the us, europe, and china, and while millions of people have struggled through this extreme heat, climate scientists have been poring over a run of broken climate records. they say the speed and the timing that these records have tumbled is unprecedented. now, while climate models are very good at forecasting long term trends, experts say that some of these abnormalities were not expected. let s take a look at some of the broken records. injuly, the world recorded its hottest day on record. for decades, global average temperatures have been getting higher and higher. then, onjuly 6 this year, the world reached higher than 17 celsius for the first time. in that week, that record was broken th
WeatherTimesTechnologyGlobeChallengeClimate-crisisStoryScientistsWayExpertOneZero night time in europe and the us is not expected to bring widespread relief either, as temperatures stay above 30 celsius or 86 fahrenheit in places including arizona and southern spain. georgina rannard from the bbc climate unit explains why scientists are worried about these temperatures. it has been days now of sweltering temperatures across the us, europe, and china, and one millions of people have struggled through this extreme heat, climate scientists have been poring over a run of broken climate records. they say the speed and the timing that these records have tumbled is unprecedented. now, while climate models are very good at forecasting long term trends, experts say that some of these abnormalities were not expected. let s take a look at some of the broken records. in july the world recorded its hottest day on record. for decades, globalaverage decades, global average temperatures have decades, globalaverage temperatures have been getting higher and higher. then on
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