Highest-ever ocean temperature recorded as super El Nino forms | The Japan Times
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The highest ocean temperature ever recorded has been noted, with a global average sea-surface temperature reaching 21.1 degrees Celsius. This event coincides with the formation of a significant El Nino, compounded by long-term climate change effects.
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