According to weather forecasters, 2013 will be the warmest in all history of meteorological observations, media reported. 
Photo from open sources Photo: ODD ANDERSEN / AFP / GettyImages Forecasters 2013 expected the hottest year in the history of meteorological observations, which, as known, originates from 1850. Meteorologists came to this conclusion, after analyzing three global databases: databases UK Weather Bureau, University of East Anglia US National Oceanic Administration and atmosphere and NASA base. According to the results of the analysis, it turned out that the average annual temperature on planet Earth in 2013 will exceed the world average is 0.57 degrees Celsius. Average the global figure is 14 degrees Celsius. According to received given the warmest were 2005 and 2010, when the excess reached 0, 54 degrees. Studying the trend of averages annual temperatures on Earth, meteorologists decided that warming will continue, and by the beginning of the next century the average air temperature will increase by 4 degrees. This is that global warming that will lead to irreversible catastrophic the consequences of the death of entire ecosystems, increasing the level of Oceans and declining food on Earth, o which environmentalists warned. But do not be scared ahead of time. After all, trends tend to change their sign to the opposite, as well as slow down or accelerate. Some scientists are just They believe that there will be no disaster, since, starting in 2014, on the contrary, the cooling will begin, and then again will occur warming.
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