Global ocean temps hit record in July

Global sea surface temperatures in July reached a record high, as the El Niño phenomenon contributed to an exceptional rise in water temperatures in the equatorial Pacific, where the average temperature exceeded 20.96°C, surpassing the previous record set in 2023. Additionally, waters around Europe were unusually warm, experiencing widespread heatwaves. The service reported that July was the second hottest month on record, after July 2024, with temperatures significantly above pre-industrial averages. Western Europe also experienced its hottest July on record, leading to severe droughts and extensive wildfires, as high-pressure and drought systems persisted, resulting in broad environmental and economic impacts.

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