Under current global climate policies, the global temperature by century-end could be 2.8 °C above the preindustrial level, iROZHLAS reports, citing a UNEP assessment and DPA.
The article gives a different scenario of 2.6 °C if countries deliver their already announced climate commitments. Projections depend on subsequent policy and are not guaranteed outcomes. UNEP links further warming with higher risks of heatwaves, flooding and fires.
For readers in Czechia, this provides important context for adaptation and long-term security. Global figures cannot be applied directly to a particular Czech city’s temperature or to the coming days. Short-term weather warnings require separate current sources.
