Global sea temperature reach 21 degrees amid heatwaves
Summary
Europe is experiencing its fifth heatwave this summer, with temperatures in parts of France reaching 40 degrees Celsius. In July, the average temperature of the world’s oceans hit a record high of 21 degrees Celsius.Key Facts
- Europe is in the middle of its fifth heatwave of the 2026 summer.
- Some areas in France have recorded temperatures as high as 40°C.
- Global ocean temperatures reached a record average of 21°C in July.
- The extreme heatwave is affecting both land and sea.
- Rising sea temperatures can have wide effects on climate and marine life.
- The heatwaves are linked to climate change impacts.
- This heat wave is part of a series of extreme weather events this summer.
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