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The 2015–2025 decade was the hottest on record, with 2024 the hottest year ever, driven by record greenhouse gas levels and a climate emergency.
The World Meteorological Organization confirms the 2015–2025 decade was the hottest on record, with 2025 ranking second or third hottest at 1.43°C above pre-industrial levels and 2024 the hottest at 1.55°C.
Greenhouse gas levels hit record highs, driving a growing energy imbalance, with over 90% of excess heat absorbed by oceans, accelerating sea-level rise and ice melt.
Glaciers and sea ice declined sharply, and extreme weather intensified despite a cooling La Niña.
The UN warns the planet is in a climate emergency, with impacts already affecting ecosystems, communities, and infrastructure, underscoring the urgent need for global action.
La década 2015-2025 fue la más caliente registrada, con 2024 como el año más caluroso de todos los tiempos, impulsado por niveles récord de gases de efecto invernadero y una emergencia climática.