Temperatures in July alone were 2.26°C above average.
“If 2022 finished now, it would be the hottest year ever ...
Data for the first seven months of this year show that 2022 is on course to be Italy’s hottest and driest year on record, according to figures released by the National Research Council's Institute of Atmosphere and Climate Science (ISAC-CNR).
According to CNR data, temperatures for the period January–July were 0.98°C higher than average, for the first time since 1800. (Photo: AAP)
Temperatures in July alone were 2.26°C above average.
“If 2022 finished now, it would be the hottest year ever ...