Earth's average temperature has been rising for years
The annual global temperature forecast for next year has been released by the forecaster. The world's average climate is is set to rise between 1.08C and 1.32C above the average for the pre-industrial period from 1850-1900.
The Met Office’s Dr Nick Dunstone, who has led the 2023 global forecast, said this is down to cool sea temperatures colliding with warmer climates. Top Trending Stories Today "This shift is likely to lead to global temperature in 2023 being warmer than 2022.” The forecast is based on the key drivers of the global climate, but it doesn’t include unpredictable events such as large volcanic eruptions, which would cause a temporary cooling.
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