Planet Completes 100 Days of Record Heat in the Ocean and Temperature Follows High

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Robotic buoys used to monitor the oceans help scientists to monitor changes in the temperature and circulation of water in real time. Scripps Institution of Oceanography/UC San Diego The record heat of the oceans is already beginning to represent an economic problem: it threatens the supply of fish, can pressure the price of food, reduces the tourist potential of coastal areas and increases the risks for energy-generating structures. Scientists'…

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Illustrative image Photo: PexelsOceans beat temperature record and scientists see pressure in fishing and tourism

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The world’s oceans are going through an exceptional period of warming, amid an increase in the frequency and intensity of extreme heat episodes. This year, marine waters have accumulated more...

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By crowning a sequence of shocking weather marks, the oceans completed, on September 10, 100 days of heat records. Since then, the water follows much warmer than normal, showing data from the United States climate agency (Noaa, in English).The average daily temperatures of the seas around the world remain at levels never before recorded since June 2.The news comes after August tie with June 2023 as the warmest month ever recorded, besides having…

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Crowning a sequence of shocking weather marks, the oceans completed, on September 10, 100 days of heat records. Since then, the water follows much warmer than normal, showing data from the United States climate agency (Noaa). Read more (09/13/2026