September 2023 surpassed global temperatures recorded in 2020 to become the hottest September on record.
Climate experts are sounding the alarm about 'unprecedented' and 'flabbergasting' data included in a new report that says last month was the hottest September on record.The Copernicus Climate Change Service , a climate information service provided through the European Union's space-focused Copernicus Program, on Thursday released a global temperature report focused on September 2023.
Buontempo later pointed to Ed Hawkins, a climate scientist at the University of Reading's National Centre for Atmospheric Science in the United Kingdom who did try to describe his reaction to the data on X.'Surprising. Astounding. Staggering. Unnerving. Bewildering. Flabbergasting. Disquieting. Gobsmacking. Shocking. Mind boggling,' Hawkins' post said.The data marks the fourth time in a row that a month in 2023 has set a new global record.
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