Dublin temps will rise 3.3C by 2050, climate change study shows; London will be as hot as Melbourne

A new climate study has shown the projected climate change of major cities across the world by 2050 and the results are startling.

Dublin temps will rise 3.3C by 2050, climate change study shows; London will be as hot as Melbourne
Thu, 11 Jul, 2019 - 12:24
Rebecca Stiffe

A new climate study has shown the projected climate change of major cities across the world by 2050 and the results are drastic.

The Crowther Lab developed an interactive map highlighting the changes.

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