The probability of this happening is 90%, experts specify. And this means that the temperatures will surpass those in 2016, which hold the records at the moment, reported BNT.
The average annual temperature increases by about a degree and a half compared to the pre-industrial period.
Increasing will lead to faster melting of ice, rising sea levels, increasingly extremely hot periods and climate anomalies. And that also means severe consequences for health, food security, the environment and sustainable development.
The hottest year is likely to be between 2021-2025.
In the next 5 years awaits us the hottest year - such is the forecast of the World Meteorological Organization.