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Global temperatures in September warmest on record, scientists find - BBC News
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5:08Now PlayingThe world's September temperatures were the warmest on record, breaking the previous high by a huge margin, according to the EU climate service.
Last month was 0.93C warmer than the average September temperature between 1991-2020, and 0.5C hotter than the previous record set in 2020.
Ongoing emissions of warming gases in addition to the El Niño weather event are driving the heat, experts believe.
Some scientists said they were shocked by the scale of the increase. They say 2023 is now "on track" to be the warmest on record.
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