The Cause Of February 2024 Becomes The Hottest Moon In History

YOGYAKARTA Science reveals the cause of February 2024 being the hottest month in world history. The existence of this phenomenon makes it the ninth month in a row with a record high heat temperature. In fact, global sea surface temperatures are also at the highest position ever recorded in history.

This information is based on information released by the Copernicus Climate Change Service (C3S) which states that the record for the hottest temperature on planet Earth was recorded in February 2024. For this reason, the ninth monthly record breaking occurred in a row.

The C3S also explained that the period from February 2023 to January 2024 recorded for the first time that the Earth was at 1.5 degrees Celsius hotter in 12 consecutive months than the pre-industrial era.

This condition is even felt in various regions, including Europe. Then what makes February 2024 the month with the hottest temperature?

Reporting from Reuters, the world's average high temperature in February 2024 could occur due to climate change and natural phenomena in the form of warming in the East Pacific Ocean or the El Nino phenomenon.

In the book Tanya Answer: La Nina, El Nino and Season in Indonesia, the term El Nino is taken from the Spanish language which means'sons are sold out'. This condition refers to the annual warm sea water conditions sourced from the South along the coast of Peru and Ecuador as it approaches Christmas.

On the official website of the NTB BMKG, it is also explained that El Nino is a sea temperature warm-up (SML) that occurs in the central Pacific Ocean.

According to the Guardian, data from the European Union's Copernicus Climate Change Service show that temperatures in February were 1.77 C warmer than the average pre-industrial temperature of the month from 1850 to 1900, and 0.81C warmer above the 1991 to 2020 levels.

Meanwhile, the world average temperature over the past year, namely between March 2023 and February 2024, is the highest as long as the record is 1.56 C above the pre-industrial level. This condition makes the earth temporarily exceed the 1.5 C threshold, which in the long term is believed to have a bad impact on climate change.

The rise in Earth's temperature certainly affects the weather and seasons in various parts of the earth. Some countries have even experienced an acceleration of the season compared to usual.

In Tokyo, the amicara flower began to bloom one month earlier than usual. The acceleration of the season also occurs in Mexico City, where the jacaranda tree that usually blooms at the end of March has begun to emerge buds in January.

Not only in the two regions, the ski slopes in Europe started with snow and the temperature in Texas was at 38 degrees Celsius.

That's why February 2024 is the hottest month. Visit VOI.ID to get other interesting information.