The hot waves in Europe this summer may become "normal" by 2035

A research report released by the British Meteorological Administration Hudley Center on the 25th shows that high -temperature weather that swept Europe this summer may become the "norm" in the summer of Europe by 2035.

According to the United States Cable Television News Network, the climate crisis consulting team provided the British government with the opinions of third -party experts commissioned the Hudley Center to conduct research on the speed of temperature changes in Europe, tracking the summer average temperature measured since 1850 and predicting the temperature with the model to predict the temperature with the model. Comparison.

The analysis found that since the 1990s, the summer temperature in Europe has almost risen. The record high -temperature weather in the region this summer may become the "norm" in summer in Europe by 2035. The analysis predicts that by 2100, the average summer temperature in central Europe will be more than 4 degrees Celsius higher than before industrialization.

Britain exceeded 40 degrees Celsius this summer. Spain, Portugal, and France have recorded records in many places. High temperature and droughts have led to flammable forest grass and frequent mountain fires.

Hudley Center researcher Peter Stock said that high -temperature weather in Europe in 2003 became a large number of local residents' death. "At that time, I predicted that if the discharge continued, such an unusual temperature would become the norm. This prediction has become a reality. "".

David Kim said in a statement that the chairman of the climate crisis consulting team said that the scientific community has clearly clear that the frequency of extreme weather is largely related to the climate change caused by human activities. He called on all countries to take ambitious emission reduction operations.

Source: CCTV News Client

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