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Hottest global temperature recorded
Air temp reached 17.18C Degree Celsius
2016 temp reached 16.92C Degree Celsius

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Tuesday was world's hottest day on record- US agency

Name: Tuesday was world's hottest day on record- US agency
Uploaded: 2023-07-06T08:28:27.000+05:30
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Channel: Editorji News Desk
Description: Tuesday was world's hottest day on record- US agency

The US weather agency said while the mark was breached on Monday, the following day another record for the hottest temperature was recorded.

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Tuesday was world's hottest day on record- US agency

The US National Centers for Environmental Prediction says this week saw the effect of climate change with the hottest global temperature ever recorded.

The average global air temperature on July 4 reached 17.18C degrees Celsius, surpassing the 17.01C recorded on July 5.

The last hottest day on record was in 2016, during the El Niño global weather event when the global average temperature reached 16.92C.

Experts have warned that this record can be broken multiple times this year.

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