July 2023 will go down as the hottest month on record across the globe, and perhaps the hottest in at least 120,000 years, according to climate scientists.
During this sweltering month for the planet, countless daily, monthly and all-time record high temperatures were reached in multiple regions, often concurrently.
A rash of intense heat domes — zones of high pressure sprawled across the northern hemisphere — plagued Asia, southern Europe and northern Africa, North America and much of the tropics including the Caribbean. Extreme heat was even observed on several occasions across the southern hemisphere, where it is the middle of winter.China registered an all-time high temperature for the country of 126 degrees , while the July 16 high of 128 degrees in Death Valley, Calif.
Since early summer, multiple heat domes have spread across large portions of the northern hemisphere, that baked the southern U.S. and northern Mexico, southern Europe and northern Africa, Asia and the Atlantic Ocean.
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