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WMO Says New Global Temperature Records Likely Before 2030 WMO Says New Global Temperature Records Likely Before 2030

WMO Says New Global Temperature Records Likely Before 2030

Responsible Us Bureau   Jun 9, 2026

A new WMO forecast indicates a high probability of record global temperatures before 2030, with temporary breaches of the 1.5°C wa...

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