January’s Weather Extremes Mark Turbolent Start to 2026
Last month was the fifth-warmest January on record, 1.47C above pre-industrial temperatures, and saw “contrasting temperature extremes” in both hemispheres.
Last month was the fifth-warmest January on record, 1.47C above pre-industrial temperatures, and saw “contrasting temperature extremes” in both hemispheres.
Last month was the fifth-warmest January on record, 1.47C above pre-industrial temperatures, and saw “contrasting temperature extremes” in both hemispheres.
Last month was the fifth-warmest January on record, 1.47C above pre-industrial temperatures, and saw “contrasting temperature extremes” in both hemispheres.
Last month was the fifth-warmest January on record, 1.47C above pre-industrial temperatures, and saw “contrasting temperature extremes” in both hemispheres.
Last month was the fifth-warmest January on record, 1.47C above pre-industrial temperatures, and saw “contrasting temperature extremes” in both hemispheres.
Last month was the fifth-warmest January on record, 1.47C above pre-industrial temperatures, and saw “contrasting temperature extremes” in both hemispheres.
Last month was the fifth-warmest January on record, 1.47C above pre-industrial temperatures, and saw “contrasting temperature extremes” in both hemispheres.
Last month was the fifth-warmest January on record, 1.47C above pre-industrial temperatures, and saw “contrasting temperature extremes” in both hemispheres.
Last month was the fifth-warmest January on record, 1.47C above pre-industrial temperatures, and saw “contrasting temperature extremes” in both hemispheres.
Last month was the fifth-warmest January on record, 1.47C above pre-industrial temperatures, and saw “contrasting temperature extremes” in both hemispheres.
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