Future of the Environment

September was the world's hottest on record

Unusually warm temperatures were recorded in Siberia, the Middle East and South America. Image: REUTERS/Mike Blake

Matthew Green
Climate Correspondent, Reuters
Kate Abnett
Reporter, Reuters
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September was 0.05 degrees Celsius warmer than the same month in 2019. Image: Copernicus Climate Change Service
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