The records are primarily linked to overall rising global temperatures from the excess heat trapped in the atmosphere by humans burning fossil fuels.
Southwest, Mexico, and China and around the Mediterranean. This July has seen record-breaking heat waves in several spots around the world, notably in the U.S. Credit: Amanda Montañez Source: Goddard Institute for Space Studies Surface Temperature Analysis, NASAīecause July is climatologically the hottest month of the year for the Earth as a whole, that makes July 2023 the hottest month since records have been kept and likely the hottest in 120,000 years, based on evidence of past temperatures found in ancient sediments and layers of ice, as well as on other paleoclimate records.
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