Climate change does not stop, and we have marks that are breaking in terms of temperature in recent months as a sign that the process is moving forward. Research by CopernicusLast January was the hottest year ever recorded worldwide: the average surface air temperature was 13.23°C, 0.79°C higher than the average of recent years.

Although the year 2024 was the warmest year ever recorded in the world, 2025 does not want to be excluded from this competition and in the first month it has achieved absolute records. We must also bear in mind that in the past month there was a cold temporary called La Niña, which led to a noticeable drop in temperatures.

Also hot in the seas

The greenhouse effect has no friends, and its presence in the seas is also evident. Regardless of the polar circles, the average sea temperature in January 2025 was 20.78°C, 0.19°C lower than last year’s January temperature (the highest ever recorded).

The clearest effect of the heat of Urtzaro

If we look at the two most important blocks of gossip in the world, we can reflect on the fact that the loss of gossip is considerable. The Arctic, in January, recorded an average of 6% of the total number of reports received from 1979 to the present. The Antarctic, on the other hand, has had an average jetsia of 5%. However, the record data collected in 2023 and 2024 are blurred.