November warmest month on record by huge margin

Last month was the warmest November on record by an incredible margin, according to NASA measurements. The global average temperature for the month was 1.05 degrees Celsius, or about 1.9 degrees Fahrenheit, warmer than the 1951 to 1980 average. It’s also the second month in a row that Earth’s temperature exceeded 1 degree Celsius above average.

It was just in October that our planet first exceeded the 1-degree benchmark in NASA’s records, dating to 1880. Prior to that, the largest anomaly was 0.97 degrees Celsius in January 2007.

Read The Washington Post Story - “November was Earth’s warmest such month on record by a huge margin.”

JRC predicts 3-degree Celsius rise by 2030

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report by the JRC shows that the global average temperature will rise by 3-degree-Celsius till the year 2030.

After the UNCCC (United Nations Climate Change Conference) the Joint research Centre analysed all the included 155 countries’ current climate commitments, and came on the above stated report.

The Commission also said that if all the countries join hand in hand, they would unitedly be able to limit the temperature rise to 2 degree celsius, which  itself is a very large temperature rise in just a time domain of fifteen years.

Read The TeCake story - “Global temperature to rise by 3-degree-Celsius by 2030: Report on UNCCC.”