World's Oceans Hit Record High Temperatures in June, Scientists Warn

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Global average sea surface temperatures in June reached a record 20.98°C, surpassing previous highs from 2023 and 2024.
Scientists attribute this to El Nino and climate change, with further temperature increases anticipated.

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Global average sea surface temperatures in June reached a record 20.98°C, surpassing previous highs from 2023 and 2024. Scientists attribute this to El Nino and climate change, with further temperature increases anticipated.

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