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Climate - Federal Office: North and Baltic Seas "significantly" too warm this summer

By with∅ut-me 07.09.2026 at 09:36 Uhr Climate Change Weather & Natural Disasters
TL;DR AI-generated Water temperatures in the North and Baltic Seas this summer were 15.6 and 17.2 degrees Celsius respectively, significantly above the long-term average. This can lead to drastic habitat changes, the spread of non-native species, and increased sea levels.

Source: deutschlandfunk.de

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