Marine heat waves now encompass 42 percent of the world’s oceans, correlating with the development of a record-breaking El Niño in the Pacific. This situation has led to a notable milestone.
Data from the Copernicus Climate Change Service indicates that average global sea surface temperatures have soared to a new peak. Last week, they climbed to nearly 70 degrees Fahrenheit, which might be unprecedented in thousands of years.
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