Australia may have just shivered through the coldest April in almost 10 years, but the rest of the world continued to break heat records for the 11th month in a row.
Australia may have shivered through its coldest April since 2015, but the rest of the world continued to break heat records for the 11th month in a row.
Hot spells in Europe, North America, the Middle East, eastern Asia, parts of South America and most of Africa contributed to the high global average. "Even in a fairly normal year these days, because of the warming of the planet, we usually still see months that are maybe third or fourth warmest on record," Dr King said.
"El Niño peaked at the beginning of the year and the sea surface temperatures in the eastern tropical pacific are now going back towards neutral conditions.
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