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2023 was Earth’s warmest on record. Will this year be even hotter?

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2023 was Earth’s warmest on record. Will this year be even hotter?

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The last time the El Niño climate pattern neared its peak, it pushed the planet to record warmth in 2016.

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Yes. Every year moving forward will be “hotter” than the previous.

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