Japan’s Hottest September

October 4, 2023

Japan has recently faced its hottest September since the commencement of meteorological records 125 years ago, marking another alarming instance of global warming. With climate change accelerating, countries like Japan, Austria, France, Germany, Poland, Switzerland, and the UK have all reported record-breaking temperatures in September, contributing to the broader concerns surrounding climate change.

Japan’s Scorching September

The Japan Meteorological Agency revealed that September 2023 recorded an average temperature 2.66 degrees Celsius (36.78 degrees Fahrenheit) above the usual levels.
This temperature anomaly marks “the highest figure since the start of statistics in 1898.”

Global Context of Record Temperatures

The year 2023 is anticipated to be the hottest in human history, reflecting the accelerated impact of climate change.
Several countries, including Austria, France, Germany, Poland, and Switzerland, have announced their warmest September on record, underscoring the global nature of this warming trend.

Record-Breaking Temperatures in Europe

France reported that the average temperature for September in the country is expected to be approximately 21.5 degrees Celsius, surpassing the 1991-2020 reference period by 3.5 to 3.6 degrees Celsius.
The United Kingdom also witnessed its warmest September on record, matching historical temperature records dating back to 1884.

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