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Record-Breaking October Raises Concerns Over Global Climate in 2024

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Record-Breaking October Raises Concerns Over Global Climate in 2024
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  • 2024 is set to be the hottest year ever, say NOAA and C3S.
  • October 2024 was the second hottest on record at 15.32°C.
    • Human emissions are behind the unusual climate patterns.
    • 12% of the globe hit record-high October temperatures.
    • U.S. Northeast drought expanded due to record heat.
    • Global sea ice is at the lowest levels for October in 46 years.
    • Hurricane Milton in October illustrates the severity of climate change.
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