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Oceans Hit Record Warmth | Cleveland News
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Oceans just shattered a new warmth record—70°F outside the poles—possibly hotter than in thousands of years, even since the last Ice Age. Happening in August, when temps should be cooling, this extreme heat is fueled by climate change and a supercharged El Niño. The ripple effects? More intense storms, heavier rain, worse heat waves, rising seas, and marine disasters like coral die-offs and fish migrations. Scientists warn this isn’t a blip—it’s part of a dangerous trend accelerating as El Niño intensifies.
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