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This news highlights the unprecedented temperature record of 40 °C in the USA during February, marking a significant climate event.

France is experiencing record-high temperatures, emphasizing the effects of climate change.

Temperatures in Southern France have risen close to heatwave levels for February, with record highs reported.

The São Paulo Military Police is utilizing drones to monitor the body temperatures of revelers at post-carnival block parties, which aids in security and crowd management.

Srinagar experiences its hottest February day on record with temperatures rising unusually high for the month.

Nuuk, the capital of Greenland, recorded its hottest January in history this year, surpassing a record that had stood for over a century.

Delhi recorded its hottest day of the year so far, with temperatures reaching significantly above normal while air quality remains poor.

January 2023 was the warmest January recorded in Nuuk, Greenland, with an average temperature of 0.1 degrees Celsius, 7 degrees above the 30-year average.

Record heat and devastating wildfires are affecting multiple countries in the Southern Hemisphere, including Argentina, Chile, Australia, and South Africa, as 2026 begins.

Record-breaking heat has left some Australian flower farmers unable to provide blooms for Valentine's Day this year.

The Southern Hemisphere is experiencing unprecedented heat and wildfires, with temperatures in Australia reaching 50°C, while northern Europe endures an unusually harsh winter.

Lithuanian player K. Jakučionis had a record-breaking performance with the Miami Heat in an NBA game, scoring 22 points and setting new personal bests for shooting.

Ouyen, Victoria, potentially approached a record high temperature of 50 degrees Celsius during a recent heatwave, but data issues leave the official record unconfirmed.

January's extreme cold has significantly increased energy costs, particularly for homes using heat pumps, potentially resulting in electricity bills that are four times higher than usual.

Lotta Harala achieved a personal best in the 60-meter hurdles at the Czech Indoor Gala, finishing second in her heat with a time of 7.94 seconds.

The article discusses the implications of record heat in Poland and globally, the effects of climate change on water balance and agricultural temperatures, the role of misinformation in social media regarding climate perception, and the urgent need for stronger actions on greenhouse gas emissions.

In 2025, the world experienced its third hottest year on record, with climate experts indicating that this trend of unprecedented heat will continue into 2026.

A new heat balance report reveals that the world's oceans absorbed a record 23 zettajoules of additional heat in 2025, contrary to expectations that the La Niña phenomenon would slow down warming.

Researchers attribute the record levels of fires in 2025 to exceptional temperatures and the type of vegetation available.

The past year was expected to set a temperature record in the Alpine region, but the rapid progression of climate change has resulted in it ranking only sixth since records began 245 years ago.

A new study reveals that Earth's oceans hit the highest temperature record in 2025 since modern monitoring began, indicating accelerated climate change and ongoing heat accumulation in the global climate system.

In 2025, ocean heat reached the highest level on record at depths of up to 2000 meters, marking the ninth consecutive year of increasing temperatures, according to an analysis by an international group of scientists.

In 2025, oceans stored a record amount of heat for the ninth consecutive year, equivalent to '12 Hiroshima atomic bombs exploding every second of every day of the year,' according to an international study.

2025 was recorded as the hottest year in Norway, with average temperatures 1.5 degrees Celsius above normal, according to the Meteorological Institute.

Experts predict that Iceland will see more warm years and record temperatures in the near future, following 2025, which was the warmest year on record in the country.

2025 was another year of climate emergency, with record high temperatures in Spain exacerbated by carbon dioxide emissions from massive wildfires.