Europe experienced its second-warmest March on record following an exceptionally wet February that caused widespread flooding in the Mediterranean. Average temperatures were significantly above historical norms, with most regions experiencing warmer-than-average conditions. The data also show near-record global sea temperatures and a likely transition toward El Niño later in the year. Experts warn that these patterns reflect a climate system under sustained pressure. The findings reinforce calls for accelerated reductions in fossil fuel use.
Date: April 10, 2026. Source: euronews.com