Mediterranean Sea 37 Days Above 28°C. The Previous Record Was Overwhelmingly Broken
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The Mediterranean is getting warmer and more salty faster, shows a new evaluation. It hits the Adriatic Sea particularly drastically, where even deep water layers are changing significantly. From the point of view of researchers, an indication of how the development in the large oceans is going.
The Mediterranean Sea remains exceptionally warm as September progresses. Only a few days ago, an unprecedented 37-day streak ended during which the average surface temperature of the entire sea remained above 28°C for more than a month. It broke the previous record from 2024 by almost two and a half times.
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Despite the fact that September is already well under way, the Mediterranean Sea remains extremely warm. Recently, a series of 37 consecutive days during which the average sea surface temperature was kept above the 28 °C limit was completed, which more than doubled the previous record.
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