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Published 07:09 21 Jul 2023 BST
Updated 10:16 24 Jul 2023 BST
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"What we're seeing is the overall warmth, pretty much everywhere, particularly in the oceans. We've been seeing record-breaking sea surface temperatures, even outside of the tropics, for many months now.
"And we will anticipate that is going to continue, and the reason why we think that's going to continue, is because we continue to put greenhouse gasses into the atmosphere."
He also anticipates that 2024 will become warmer again, and his warning comes as Europe has been hit with dire health warnings and wildfires over the past week due to extreme heat.
According to the World Meteorological Organization, Europe is now the fastest-warming continent and has been heating at twice the global average since the 1980s.
Ireland has become a much warmer and wetter country over the last 30 years, according to analysis from Met Eireann.
Looking back over the years 1991 to 2020, climate averages have shown that the average air temperature during that period compared to the previous 30 years was 0.7 degrees Celsius higher.
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