Maybe July 2019 was one of hottest month in world history and World Meteorological Organization has got that in its records.
According to the U.N. Secretary-General António Guterres ,the global average temperatures from 1st – 29th July 2019 was more than the temperature recorded July 2016(Aug. 1).
July was noticed by severe heat waves around the world as most European countries including Belgium, Germany, Netherlands had temperatures as high as 104 degrees Fahrenheit (40 degrees Celsius) on records.The same occurred in the city of Paris as 108.6 Fahrenheit (42.6C) was recorded.This caused droughts in India and left lots of people with no water.
This world problem is likely to continue if immediate measures are not taken by especially developed countries in order to control human and industrial activities leading to these climate threats.
