00:00August 2026 tied the record for the hottest month ever measured globally.
00:05Global average surface air temperature reached 62.5 degrees Fahrenheit.
00:10That was 2.97 degrees above the estimated pre-industrial average.
00:14The record matched the extreme warmth seen in July 2023.
00:18Oceans also played a major role in the extraordinary heat.
00:22Extrapolar sea surface temperatures averaged a record 69.9 degrees Fahrenheit.
00:27On August 24th and 25, global ocean temperatures reached 70 degrees.
00:33Scientists say strengthening El Nino added heat to a warming climate.
00:37The United States also experienced exceptional summer temperatures.
00:41The lower 48 averaged 76.9 degrees in July, breaking records dating to 1895.
00:48Utah, Colorado, and New Mexico recorded their hottest summers in 132 years.
00:53Arizona also tied its record for the warmest summer.
00:56Globally, 2026 ranked as the second hottest year through August.
01:00With El Nino strengthening, scientists are watching the final months closely.
01:05Disclosure.
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