Heat records were set all over the world in the last week

Of the normally mild regions of Ireland, Scotland and Canada in the Middle East burning, many places in the northern hemisphere have been the hottest ever recorded over the past week .

scattered around the hemisphere led to stifling temperatures.

No single disc, isolated, can be attributed to global warming. But collectively, these heat records are consistent with the kind of extremes we expect to see increase in a warming world.

Let's turn around the world from the last stages of the hot season.

North America

The massive and intense heat dome consumed two-thirds is from the United States and southeastern Canada since the end of last week. It is not only hot but also exceptionally wet. Here are some of the record-breaking records of all time:

• Denver matched its historic high temperature record of 40.5 degrees Celsius Thursday.

• Mount Washington, New Hampshire, weathered its hottest temperature of all time • Burlington, Vermont, Monday set its hottest temperature ever recorded of 26.6 ° C

• Montreal recorded its highest temperature in the history of 147.6 C on Monday. The city also displayed its extreme combination of midnight heat and humidity

• Ottawa displayed its most extreme combination of heat and moisture Sunday

Europe

Excessive heat set fire to the British Isles last week. The stifling heat caused the blazing of roads and rooftops, reported the Weather Channel, and resulted in several records:

• Scotland has tentatively set its hottest temperature ever recorded. The UK Met Office reported that Motherwell, about 20km southeast of Glasgow, reached 33.2C on Thursday, exceeding the previous record set in August 2003 in Greycrook. In addition, Glasgow had its hottest day, reaching 31.9

• In Ireland, on Thursday, Shannon reached 32C, her record.

• In Northern Ireland, Belfast reaches Thursday 29.5C, its record, and Castlederg struck 30.1C on Friday, his record

Eurasia

A large dome of high pressure, or dome of heat, persisted in Above Eurasia during the last week, resulting in an extraordinarily hot weather:

Tbilisi, Georgia, Wednesday, the capital climbed to 40.5 ° C, its all-time record.

• In Yerevan, Armenia, Monday, the capital climbed to 42 ° C, a record in July and equaling its record of

• Several places in southern Russia recorded or equaled their hottest June temperatures recorded on Thursday.

Middle East [19659006] Quriyat, Oman, released the world's lowest temperature recorded on June 28: 42.6C.

Hot … get hotter

These different records add up to a growing list of heat milestones in the last 15 months that are an integral part of a planet that is hotter . greenhouse gas concentrations increase due to human activity:

• In April, Pakistan recorded the hottest temperature ever recorded on Earth during the month of 50.2C.

• Dallas never reached 32.2C in November So three times in four days in 2017.

• At the end of October, temperatures soared to 42, 2C in Southern California, the hottest weather ever recorded at the end of the season throughout the United States

San Francisco hit 41.1C, breaking its hottest temperature of all time.

• At the end of July 2017, Shanghai recorded its highest temperature in history, 40.9C

• In mid-July, Spain recorded When the airport from Cordoba (south) reached 46.9C. 9659002] • In July 2017, Death Valley, California suffered the hottest month recorded on Earth.

• At the end of June 2017, Ahvaz, Iran, reached 53.7 degrees Fahrenheit – the highest temperature in the country.

• At the end of May 2017, the Turbat city of Pakistan reached 53.5 ° C, which is the highest temperature of all time in this country and the record global temperature of May , according to Masters.