BEIJING — Weather authorities in China said July was the East Asian country's hottest month since records began, state media said on Thursday, as extreme temperatures persist across large parts of the globe.
BEIJING — Weather authorities in China said July was the East Asian country's hottest month since records began, state media said on Thursday, as extreme temperatures persist across large parts of the globe.Last month was 'the hottest July since complete observations began in 1961, and the hottest single month in the history of observation,' state broadcaster China Central Television said, citing weather authorities.The average air temperature in China last month was 23.
worker drinks mung bean soup to cool down at a construction site in the city of Zhengzhou, Henan province, central China, on June 17, 2024. The mean temperature in every province was also 'higher than the average for previous years,' with the southwestern provinces of Guizhou and Yunnan logging their highest-ever averages, the broadcaster said.China is the world's biggest emitter of the greenhouse gases scientists say are driving climate change and making extreme weather more frequent and intense.
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