The 10 warmest nights of each year have warmed faster than the 10 warmest days, at a global average rate of 0.32 degrees Celsius per decade, compared with 0.27 degrees Celsius per decade, respectively, the analysis found
The 10 warmest nights of each year have warmed faster than the 10 warmest days, at a global average rate of 0.32 degrees Celsius per decade, compared with 0.27 degrees Celsius per decade, respectively, the analysis found
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The 10 warmest nights of each year have warmed faster than the 10 warmest days, at a global average rate of 0.32 degrees Celsius per decade, compared with 0.27 degrees Celsius per decade, respectively, the analysis found
