The average global mean surface air temperature during the initial 23 days of July 2023 was recorded at 16.95°C, according to the ERA5 dataset. This figure surpasses the previous record for the warmest July and warmest month ever recorded, which stood at 16.63°C in July 2019. The data highlights a notable increase in temperatures during the first part of July 2023 compared to the entirety of July 2019, making it a noteworthy observation in the context of climate trends. NASA Warns July 2023 Likely to Be Warmest Month on Record.

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