Of course the Met Office doesn’t have ‘forever’ data. The two main factors here seem to be the recovery from the Little Ice Age (not mentioned) and El Niño/La Niña effects, which are admitted to be a, if not the, dominant factor. Human-caused effects are asserted but evidence is lacking.
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2023 is set to be one of the world’s hottest years ever as the temperatures continue to rise, says the Bournemouth Daily Echo.
It comes as the Met Office has predicted that global temperatures will be at least 1C above pre-industrial levels.
They added that in 2023, the global average temperature will be around 1.2C above what they were before humans impacted climate change.
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