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News · 14 January 2026

Scientists confirm 2025 as third hottest year on record

Scientists confirm 2025 as third hottest year on record

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Global temperatures continue to rise, with 2025 now confirmed as the third warmest year ever recorded. The average temperature reached 1.47 degrees Celsius above pre-industrial levels. Notably, the three-year period spanning 2023 to 2025 surpassed the 1.5C Paris Agreement threshold for the first time. This sustained warming, despite a weakening El Niño, fuelled extreme weather events worldwide. The last eleven years represent the eleven hottest years documented.

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