UN Report Hottest Five Years: The global temperature is likely to increase in the next five years. is told that year 2023 Between 2027 and 2027, the hottest summer ever is going to happen. It is also estimated that in these five years there will be a year which will break the temperature record of 2016. The United Nations’ World Meteorological Organization has said that the global temperature is close to exceeding the target set in the Paris Climate Agreement soon.
In fact, the annual temperature of the year 2016 was 1.28 °C, which was higher than the pre-industrial time (average of the period 1850-1900). The eight warmest years ever recorded were between 2015 and 2022. Now due to the acceleration of climate change, the temperature is expected to increase further. According to the WMO, there is a 98 percent chance that the next five years will see a record level of heat.
cause of rise in temperature
In fact, the United Nations has issued a warning of increasing temperature due to greenhouse gases and El Nino. Due to the acceleration of climate change, the temperature is expected to increase further. The global temperature in 2022 was 1.15C above the 1850-1900 average. Apart from this, climate change can be held most responsible for the severe heat in April.
temperature will rise temporarily
However, this does not mean that the world will permanently exceed the Paris benchmark. The head of the agency, Peteri Taalas, said that according to the WMO, we will cross the 1.5C level on a tentative basis. The temperature level may also decrease later. A warming ‘El Niño’ is expected to develop in the coming months. Due to this the heat will also increase.
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