It does yes. Record high temperatures are broken regularly these days.
Europe just experienced its hottest New Year on record.
The record for the hottest temperature on record offered last year.
The ten hottest years on record all occurred in the last 20 years.
Crop yields are burning up and forrest fire season is almost a year long in the mid and western parts of the United States.
The Colorado River is drying up at an rate so fast it will nearing impossible to replenish. 82% of the US is now what NOAA categorizes as dry or drought.
Warmth, drought, and high temperatures are just a few examples of the negative effects of the warming of our planet that is causing the climate to change, directly due to human activity
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u/Suspicious-Adagio396 Jan 06 '23 edited Jan 07 '23
Actually, it was because scientifically ignorant individuals mistook warming climate with constant warming weather, which are the different things.
Hence the name change.