The four countries experienced temperatures as high as 36.9 degrees Celsius (98.4 degrees Fahrenheit) to 41 degrees Celsius (105.8 degrees Fahrenheit) degrees. AdvertisementThe study also said the extreme heat in Europe is rising faster than computer models had projected. The scientists compared real life April temperatures to a simulated world without climate change. “The world is approaching the moment when nearly all heat waves will have a climate change fingerprint,” Ebi told The Associated Press in an email. “Attribution is the only tool we have to understand whether extreme weather is inflamed by climate change,” Jackson said in an email.

Source: The North Africa Journal May 05, 2023 17:38 UTC