Mediterranean Sea Now at Spa Temperature, Daily Average 28.54°C on 13 August
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On 13 August, the average temperature of the Mediterranean surface waters reached the highest level since 1940 at least.
The average temperature of the Mediterranean Sea on August 13 was 28.54 degrees, which is the highest level since measurements began in 1940, after the hottest July ever recorded at sea and in mainland Spain, the Spanish State Meteorological Agency announced today, Euronews reports.
THE MEDITERRANEAN Sea reached a record temperature of 28.54 °C on August 13, the highest since 1940. This warming trend has serious consequences for the climate, coastal areas and marine ecosystems.
The temperature of the Mediterranean Sea has reached an unprecedented level in the past eight decades this summer. Surface waters have reached an average of 28.54°C on August 13, after a period when daily temperature records have been dropped almost without interruption, according to AEMET.
Mediterranean Sea now at spa temperature, daily average 28.54°C on 13 August
On 13 August the Mediterranean averaged 28.54°C, its highest level since comparable records began in 1940, Aemet reports, capping a summer with the warmest July on record at sea and in mainland Spain.
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ObservadorThe temperatures of the Mediterranean Sea have been recorded since 1940 and there has never been such a high value.
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