Germany Sounds Alarm as North Sea Hits Record Summer Temperatures
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In the North and Baltic Sea, the effects of climate change have once again become apparent this summer: the Federal Office responsible records new temperature records. The consequences for the environment are increasingly dramatic. By Y. Appelhans.
The North Sea reaches an average of 15.7 degrees in the summer of 2025 - and thus record temperature since the measurements began. The Baltic Sea also shows a worrying warming. Experts see clear signs of climate change and warn against increasing marine heat waves.
In summer the North Sea reached an average of 15.7 degrees and was extremely warm. Also in spring the temperatures were very high. It looks similar in the Baltic Sea - for experts a sign.
© Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency 2025 breaks all records: North Sea as warm as never before – climate researchers warn of increasing heat waves.
Hot seas: In the summer of 2025, the North Sea was warmer than ever since the measurements began. Water temperatures have reached new highs in the last three months, as measurements show. Some North Sea regions were up to two degrees warmer than normal for this season. In addition, a marine heat wave heated the North Sea. This is followed by a new record summer for the North Sea for the warmest spring – a clear symptom of the advancing climate c…
Germany sounds alarm as North Sea hits record summer temperatures
The North Sea has experienced record temperatures this summer, rising 2 degrees Celsius above long-term averages in many areas, German authorities said on Tuesday, reported dpa. The Federal Maritime and Hydrographic Agency (BSH) said preliminary results suggest the North Sea had its "warmest summer on record," ahead of the previous highs of 2003 and 2014. Surface temperatures in the body of water were recorded at 15.7 degrees over June, July and…
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