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Copernicus reports May global heat record
The European Copernicus Observatory reported that last May was one of the hottest months on record, with Europe experiencing an unusual early heatwave, with temperatures reaching 35-40°C in some areas. Globally, the average surface temperature was 15.18°C, the second-highest for May, amid signs that the development of the "El Niño" phenomenon could raise global temperatures to record levels by 2027. Warm air masses from North Africa caused an unseasonal increase in temperatures across Western Europe.
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