2024 Bakal Menjadi Tahun Paling Panas Yang Pernah Direkodkan - Saintis Penyelidik

Quote hyie 26-7-2024 10:55 PM

hari ni iols rasa sejuk sikit, pastu cuaca mendung kejap. So tak panas sangat dah. Siang tadi la

Quote gigahertz 27-7-2024 12:00 AM

hyie replied at 26-7-2024 02:55 PM
hari ni iols rasa sejuk sikit, pastu cuaca mendung kejap. So tak panas sangat dah. Siang tadi la

i panas ni takde hal sangat. yang i benci tu nyamuk.

Quote netto_ 27-7-2024 12:21 AM

Patut lah mlm2 nk tido panas. Berbahang. Bgn subuh pon kdg panas lg

Quote Beribear 27-7-2024 02:33 AM

Mmm suka je panas panas ni. Boleh mandi sungai. Tp ni takde elektrik time ni bukan main² ehh ada gak tidur dlm kereta sat gi

Quote jejaka_hensem 27-7-2024 05:00 AM

Iols panas ke sejuk ke tetap tido berselimut bertemankan kipas siling.

Quote manopBKK 29-7-2024 12:07 PM

Wow

Quote Samerosie 29-7-2024 01:08 PM

Lobai2 kata nanti nuraka lagi panas.

Quote zehra2 29-7-2024 01:46 PM

malan td hujan. sampai subuh.

Quote yangsemb 29-7-2024 01:52 PM

Padan laa mmg asik panas, rupanya rekod terpanasss

Quote sharlenetexas 29-7-2024 10:24 PM

2025 pulak?

Quote Radzor 29-7-2024 10:53 PM

Agaknye Cuaca dah jadi extreme. Klu panas, panas sangat. Bila hujan, lebat sangat siap ribut. Berganti2.

Quote AbukRokok 29-7-2024 11:44 PM

2023 menjadi tahun paling panas dalam rekod

Disember 6, 2023 @ 3:32pm
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Renjer Perkhidmatan Taman Negara Kebangsaan bergambar di sisi jangka suhu menunjukkan bacaan 55 darjah Celsius di Pusat Pelawat Furnace Creek ketika gelombang panas di Taman Negara Death Valley, California, Amerika Syarikat (AS) pada 16 Julai 2023. - Foto AFP
Renjer Perkhidmatan Taman Negara Kebangsaan bergambar di sisi jangka suhu menunjukkan bacaan 55 darjah Celsius di Pusat Pelawat Furnace Creek ketika gelombang panas di Taman Negara Death Valley, California, Amerika Syarikat (AS) pada 16 Julai 2023. - Foto AFP

PARIS: Pemantau iklim Eropah, Perkhidmatan Perubahan Iklim Copernicus Kesatuan Eropah (EU) (COPERNICUS), hari ini, menyifatkan 2023 adalah tahun paling panas, memecahkan rekod terdahulu pada 2016.

Keputusan itu dicapai selepas cuaca luar biasa direkodkan dalam tempoh enam bulan berturut-turut, termasuk November lalu.

Timbalan Ketua Perkhidmatan COPERNICUS, Samantha Burgess, berkata keadaan itu secara langsung meningkatkan tekanan pada perbincangan perubahan iklim Pertubuhan Bangsa-Bangsa Bersatu (PBB) atau COP28, yang berlangsung di Qatar sekarang.

Tambah beliau, November memecahkan rekod haba berbanding bulan sebelumnya, sekali gus mendorong suhu purata global 2023 kepada 1.46 darjah Celsius lebih panas daripada paras pra-industri.

Quote sapeka 30-7-2024 07:24 AM

Memang hari2 panas pun

Quote goldcarrot 30-7-2024 07:41 AM

jejaka_hensem replied at 27-7-2024 05:00 AM
Iols panas ke sejuk ke tetap tido berselimut bertemankan kipas siling.

Iols yg bpeluh baca comment uols ni

Quote goldcarrot 30-7-2024 07:42 AM

Mandi pon air panas je skrg. Mandi sbb nk sejuk tp air yg keluar tetap panas

Quote AbukRokok 30-7-2024 09:23 AM

2022 Was Among Hottest Years on Record, US Says

Last year was one of the the warmest on record, according to data released Thursday by two U.S. government agencies, and was marked by numerous instances of severe weather around the globe, many of which are exacerbated by global warming.

The Earth’s average global surface temperature was 0.86 degrees Celsius above the 20th century average in 2022, according to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA). This made it the sixth-warmest year on record by NOAA’s reckoning, and the fifth-warmest by NASA’s. (The discrepancy between the two is the result of a measurement difference of a tiny fraction of a degree.)

The high temperatures in 2022 were particularly remarkable because of the presence of a major weather phenomenon over the Pacific Ocean called La Niña, which drove global temperatures down by approximately 0.06 degrees, Gavin A. Schmidt, chief of NASA’s Goddard Institute for Space Studies, said in a conference call with journalists.

Quote AbukRokok 30-7-2024 09:24 AM

2020 was Earth’s 2nd-hottest year, just behind 2016

January 14, 2021 — It’s official: 2020 ranks as the second-hottest year on record for the planet, knocking 2019 down to third hottest, according to an analysis by NOAA scientists.
A collage of typical climate and weather-related events: heatwaves, drought, hurricanes, wildfires and changes in sea ice coverage.
A collage of typical climate and weather-related events: heatwaves, drought, hurricanes, wildfires and changes in sea ice coverage. (Image credit: NOAA)

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The average land and ocean surface temperature across the globe in 2020 was 1.76 degrees F (0.98 of a degree C) above average — just 0.04 of a degree F (0.02 of a degree C) cooler than the 2016 record.

The Northern Hemisphere saw its hottest year on record at 2.30 degrees F (1.28 degrees C) above the 20th-century average.

Quote AbukRokok 30-7-2024 09:25 AM

CLIMATE
2018 was one of the hottest years ever
It was also one of the most expensive for disaster damages in the United States, according to NOAA.

by Umair Irfan

Feb 7, 2019, 9:08 PM GMT+8

NASA and NOAA released their analysis of the global climate in 2018 on Wednesday, revealing that 2018 was the fourth-hottest year on record. The other four in the top five all happened in the past five years, a reminder that we’ve seen a lot of rapid warming lately. And the planet will warm further, especially since greenhouse gas emissions are continuing to rise.

Some of that heat came in the form of heat waves that took hundreds of lives. The heat also helped fuel record-breaking disasters, like the Camp Fire in California, that wiped out cities and left thousands homeless.

Quote AbukRokok 30-7-2024 09:26 AM

2015 Was the Hottest Year on Record

2015 was the warmest year ever recorded on Earth, and it was not even close.

On January 20, 2016, scientists from NASA and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) released their analyses of surface temperatures for the past year. The NASA team found that globally averaged temperatures from January through December 2015 were 0.87 degrees Celsius (1.57° Fahrenheit) above the norm (defined as a 1951–1980 base period). The previous record—set last year—was 0.74°C (1.34°F) above the norm. For the planet, 2015 was more than a full degree Celsius (1.8°F) warmer than temperatures in 1880, when consistent record-keeping began.

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