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Mystery as January becomes warmest on record | Climate Change
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February 6, 2025
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2:47Now PlayingScientists are trying to figure out why last month was the warmest January globally on record.
Temperatures had been expected to dip after being unusually high due to El Nino.
The Pacific Ocean weather phenomenon always pushes global temperatures higher than average, and it's counterpart El Nina causes temperatures to drop.
Man-made emissions are driving global warming, but even so, scientists cannot explain why January's temperatures were so high.
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