Sentence examples for average temperature rising from inspiring English sources

Out of 34 model runs, 23 showed the global average temperature rising above 4C by the end of the century.

On Friday the United Nations Environment Programme (Unep) said the offers fell significantly short of what was needed for a 66% chance of stopping the average temperature rising by 2C or more.

Current action is much too weak to reduce emissions by enough to avoid a significant probability of the global average temperature rising by more than 2C above its pre-industrial level by the end of this century.

We have seen seven of the top 10 warmest years on record since 1998, with average temperature rising across 48 of our 50 states.

Temperature records were set in every state and territory, and the national daily average temperature rose to unprecedented levels.

Many parts of southern Europe could face desertification if global average temperature rises by significantly more than 2 centigrade degrees".

As the global average temperature rises, it alters weather systems, changing patterns of heat and cold and shifting wind currents.

To arrive at their findings, Hsiang and Sobel compared today's temperatures with climate model projections where Earth's average temperature rose by 2 degrees Celsius this century.

A Climate Action Tracker (CAT) by four European research groups projected the plans, if implemented, would limit average temperature rises to 2.7C above pre-industrial times by 2100, down from 3.1C estimated last December.

The climate science already showed that the UK would need to cut emissions by more than this to contribute its 'fair share' of a global effort to limit average temperature rises to 2°C.

The global average temperature rose more than 0.5 degrees Celsius between 1880, the start of industrialization, and 1986, so the analysis assumes a roughly four degree Celsius or seven degree Fahrenheit increase from preindustrial levels.