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Rekord historik temperaturash në Hong Kong, tetori 2026 më i ngrohti që prej vitit 1884
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Rekord historik temperaturash në Hong Kong, tetori 2026 më i ngrohti që prej vitit 1884
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Hong Kongu ka përjetuar tetorin më të ngrohtë të regjistruar ndonjëherë, në një kohë kur fenomeni klimatik “El Niño” po shfaqet me intensitet të lartë, njoftoi të martën Observatori Meteorologjik i rajonit. Sipas autoriteteve meteorologjike, tetori i vitit 2026 ishte jashtëzakonisht i ngrohtë, si pasojë e kombinimit të ngrohjes globale dhe një fenomeni shumë të fortë El Niño, i cili mund të vijojë deri në fillim të vitit të ardhshëm. Temperaturat mesatare mujore maksimale dhe minimale arritën nivele rekord për muajin tetor, që prej fillimit të regjistrimeve meteorologjike në Hong Kong, në vitin 1884. Observatori raportoi se temperatura mesatare mujore arriti në 27.6 gradë Celsius, duke tejkaluar me 0.2 gradë rekordin e mëparshëm të vendosur në vitin 2025. Fenomeni El Niño i vitit 2026 ka shkaktuar rritje të temperaturave në Paqësorin tropikal, duke ndikuar në modelet klimatike globale. Sipas ekspertëve, ky fenomen mund të rrisë rrezikun e ngjarjeve ekstreme të motit, përfshirë…
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Rekord historik temperaturash në Hong Kong, tetori 2026 më i ngrohti që prej vitit 1884
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Rekord historik temperaturash në Hong Kong, tetori 2026 më i ngrohti që prej vitit 1884
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Rekord historik temperaturash në Hong Kong, tetori 2026 më i ngrohti që prej vitit 1884
Hong Kongu ka përjetuar tetorin më të ngrohtë të regjistruar ndonjëherë, në një kohë kur fenomeni klimatik “El Niño” po shfaqet me intensitet të lartë, njoftoi të martën Observatori Meteorologjik i rajonit.
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