2023 has an 80% chance of becoming the warmest year to date

The hottest years so far have been 2016 and 2020

2023 has “a fairly high probability, of more than 80%” of becoming the hottest ever recorded, notes in its latest report Berkeley Earth, a nonprofit scientific organization dedicated to climate research. To date, the hottest year on record is 2016, tied with 2020. This level of probability has increased over the months and especially with the arrival of simultaneous heat waves from the United States, Europe and some parts of Asia; and El Niño, an intensified phenomenon in the Pacific Ocean and Atlantic waters off Florida.

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