ChinaOn November 6, the EU climate monitoring body Copernicus Climate Change Service released a report stating that October this year was the hottest October on record globally, with a global average surface temperature of 15.35°C, 1.75°C above the pre-industrial average.
Broadcast 7 November 2026 · Event date 6 November 2026
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On November 6, the EU climate monitoring body Copernicus Climate Change Service released a report stating that October this year was the hottest October on record globally, with a global average surface temperature of 15.35°C, 1.75°C above the pre-industrial average.
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The EU's climate monitoring agency, the Copernicus Climate Change Service, released a report on November 6 saying that October 2026 was the hottest October globally on record, with a global average surface temperature of 15.35°C, 1.75°C above the preindustrial average. The agency forecast a probability exceeding 99% that the global average surface temperature for the whole of 2026 would be more than 1.5°C above the preindustrial level.Original Chinese quote
欧盟气候监测机构哥白尼气候变化服务局6日发布报告说，今年10月是全球有记录以来最热的10月，全球平均地表气温为15.35摄氏度，比工业化前平均水平高出1.75摄氏度。