The world’s oceans recorded the highest temperature in their history during June

The European Union’s Copernicus Marine Service revealed today that the world’s oceans recorded their highest average surface temperature during the month of June ever, reaching 20.98 degrees Celsius, exceeding the records recorded in 2023 and 2024.

The service warned that this record may not last long, in light of expectations that temperatures will rise in the coming months due to the El Niño phenomenon and the worsening effects of climate change.