Copernicus Reports Record High Temperatures in May
The European Copernicus Observatory recorded that last May was one of the hottest May months on record, with temperatures ranging between 35 and 40 degrees Celsius in Western Europe, due to an early and exceptional heatwave. Globally, the average surface air temperature for May was the second highest on record, with expectations that the "El Niño" phenomenon could be strong and may lead to a record high in temperatures by 2027. Countries such as the United Kingdom, France, Ireland, and Portugal experienced record temperatures driven by a warm air mass coming from North Africa.
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