COGNICURRENT

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

This Friday, parts of Germany might experience record high temperatures for February, reaching up to 23 degrees Celsius under sunny skies.

France has recorded unusually high temperatures for October, reaching over 20°C at 139 weather stations, setting a new monthly record.

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.

Latvia set a new record for the coldest temperature measured on February 17th, reaching minus 32 degrees Celsius in Daugavpils.

Daugavpils recorded the lowest temperature in Europe at minus 32 degrees Celsius, setting a new record for February 17 in Latvia.

Latvia has set a new record low temperature of -32 degrees Celsius today, February 17, significantly surpassing previous records from 1979.

Greenland's capital, Nuuk, experienced the warmest January on record, surpassing a previous record held for 109 years, according to the Danish Meteorological Institute.

Greenland has experienced its warmest January on record, with average temperatures in Nuuk surpassing freezing for the first time since measurements began.

The West Coast of Greenland has recorded the warmest January on record, with average temperatures exceeding freezing point.

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.

Lithuania experienced extremely low temperatures, nearing record lows, with parts of the country recording temperatures below -29°C.

Lithuania recorded an extreme cold in Skuode, reaching a record low temperature of -29.8°C, which may be broken again soon.

Lithuania has recorded a new low temperature for February 15, while Latvia has reported temperatures dropping to extreme frost levels.

Meteorologists reported a record low temperature of -29.8 degrees Celsius in Skuodas, Lithuania, breaking a long-standing record set in 1964.

Southern Finland experiences a new record low temperature of -32.8 degrees Celsius in Vihti.

Lithuania experienced extreme temperature variations during the night, with the coldest recorded at -26.9 degrees in Šeduva, although this is still well above the historical record of -33.3 degrees set in 1940.

New York experiences a brief respite from severe Arctic cold, with temperatures rising above freezing in the coming days.

January 2026 recorded the fifth warmest January globally, despite Europe experiencing its coldest January since 2010.

The article discusses unusually warm temperatures in the Arctic, with implications for colder weather expected to move southward.

Weather agencies warn that the potential development of El Niño could lead to unprecedented global temperature increases by 2027.

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

A cold wave in Florida has caused thousands of iguanas to freeze and fall from trees as temperatures hit record lows, dropping to -4°C in Orlando, the lowest February temperature since 1923.

January had an unusually cold and dry weather pattern, with an average nationwide temperature of -1.6°C, 0.7°C lower than normal, and record low precipitation and humidity levels.

Cuba has recorded its lowest temperature in history at 0°C amidst a deep economic crisis, being the first time the country reached freezing point due to an incoming polar air mass.

The article covers various news items, including congressional approval for pay increases for public servants, the arrest of a former president of Rioprevidência over fraud investigations, a federal inquiry into BRB's management, juvenile assaults on a dog named Orelha, Cuba's record low temperature amid worsening crises, the U.S. downing of an Iranian drone, and a significant rise in gold prices.

Cuba recorded its first ever temperature drop to 0 degrees Celsius, marking a new national record according to the Meteorological Institute.

For the first time ever, temperatures have dropped to 0 degrees Celsius in Cuba, as reported by the meteorological institute on the island.

The price of exchange electricity is set to increase further amid recent record low temperatures in southern Finland, which recently dropped below -30 degrees Celsius in some areas.

January was generally average in temperature across most of Croatia, with some southern areas experiencing above-average warmth, but it was marked by excess rainfall, leading to record levels in some regions.

Scientists warn that last year's near-record high temperatures indicate a rapid shift in climate change, with 2025 potentially being among the hottest years recorded.

The article discusses the alarming rise in global temperatures, noting that last year was the third warmest on record, with specific reference to warming trends in the Czech Republic.

According to EU data, 2025 has been recorded as the third warmest year ever, with the past eleven years being the hottest since records began, potentially surpassing a key climate milestone a decade earlier than expected.

In 2025, the average global temperature reached 14.97 degrees Celsius, making it the third warmest year on record, according to the EU's Copernicus meteorological service.

According to Copernicus, 2025 marked the third warmest year in recorded history, with global surface temperatures exceeding the average by more than 1.5° Celsius over the past three years.

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.

The year 2025 has been confirmed as the third hottest year on record, with global surface temperatures exceeding 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels for the first time in the past three years.

A climate report confirms that 2025 has been the third warmest year on record, closely following 2023 and 2024, with a global average temperature of 14.97 degrees Celsius.

Austria experienced severe frost and ice conditions, with a record low temperature of -29 degrees Celsius recorded in Liebenau - Gugu, Upper Austria.

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.

A new temperature record was set in Šumava, falling below minus 30 degrees for the first time in 35 years.

The article reports on extremely low temperatures across various locations in Croatia, including a record -19.6°C in Štrigova, with mostly clear skies expected but some possibility of light precipitation later.

Italy is experiencing a record cold wave with temperatures 15 degrees below seasonal averages, leading to a yellow alert in five regions due to snow and ice, and a reported death of a guard at an Olympic site.

The night of January 4th marked the coldest night of the winter in Czechia, with an average minimum temperature of around minus 12.5 degrees Celsius and six stations recording new temperature lows.

Recent heavy snowfall in Croatia has led to severe drops in temperatures, with a record low of -24.9 °C recorded in the municipality of Mrkopalj.

The article discusses the historical low temperatures recorded in Croatia, particularly noting the record low of -34.6 °C in Gračac on January 13, 2003.

Funtensee in Berchtesgaden National Park holds the record for the lowest temperature ever recorded in Germany, reaching minus 45.9 degrees Celsius on Christmas Eve 2001, due to its unique geological features.

Finland experienced its second warmest year on record in 2023, with average temperatures significantly above historical norms, reaching 4.5 degrees Celsius.

In 2025, Britain recorded an average temperature of 10.09 degrees Celsius, surpassing the previous record of 10.03 degrees from 2022.