2016 was once again the hottest year in records

It seems that we are before Groundhog day like the American movie 'Trapped in Time' and it is that every year we almost write the same article to say that the previous year was the one with the hottest recorded in records.

NASA and NOAA have announced that 2016 was the hottest year since we have records. Those who follow this type of news will know that 2016 is breaking the record that was set in 2015, and this same beat the previous tax in 2014. In other words, that 2016 has been the third consecutive year in which the temperature records year after year.

It is quite negative news that NASA offers with its data in which it can be found that global surface temperatures were 0,99 degrees higher than the average of the XNUMXth century. And what is worse is that average surface temperatures have increased by one degree since records began to be recorded since the XNUMXth century.

Global temperatures

This change according to NASA says is due to increased carbon dioxide and other human-made emissions into the atmosphere. Not only was 2016 one of the warmest years on record, but it also maintained eight of the months with the highest temperatures. Except for the month of June, the hottest months come from 2015 or 2016.

NASA has compiled a series of temperature data in the video that you can see heading in this article. The video goes since 1880 and it begins to show the increase in surface temperatures through the years until the end of 2016. A creepy video that perfectly shows us the temperatures that we have been getting used to over the years without hardly realizing it.


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