The predictions shown in this daily max temperature map come from a new NASA dataset released to the public on June 9th, one that collates historical records and climate models to produce high ...

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Nasa maps show that the world is going to be really hot by 2100 Harry Readhead. Published June 16, 2015 3:30pm Updated December 11, 2019 11:30am ... in July 2100. Londoners may find ...

The space agency used current climate change predictions to estimate what the world's temperature will look like in 2100.. According to the experts that produced the map, carbon dioxide levels in ...

Reading the map consists of looking at the blue colors that are estimated to occupy what is now dry land by the year 2100. These areas will be underwater if the predictions come true.

However, a map of the world released by Nasa, which shows the predicted temperature for July 2100, provides some clues for what the world may look like. RELATED ARTICLES Previous ...

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If the prediction proves true, then parts of the world will have to endure punishing levels of heat. In much of Africa, India and South America daily temperatures could reach as high as 45°C.

Reading the map consists of looking at the blue colors that are estimated to occupy what is now dry land by the year 2100. These areas will be underwater if the predictions come true.