Summer Season in India is getting hotter and hotter as years past. According to recently released Data by US National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), ‘last month was the hottest April ever.’

The release showed that April 2016 was the 3^rd month in a row to break the monthly record by the largest margin ever and the 7^th month in a row to be at least 1C above the 1951-80 mean for that month.

With Apr update, 2016 still > 99% likely to be a new record (assuming historical ytd/ann patterns valid). pic.twitter.com/GTN9sPL2D7

— Gavin Schmidt (@ClimateOfGavin) May 14, 2016

The global temperature of land and sea was found to be 1.11C warmer in April than compared to the average temperature for April during the period 1951-1980. The highest temperature earlier was in 2010 at 0.87C above the baseline average for April.

NASA April temperature is out. Warmest April on record. Beats the previous record by largest margin ever. #climate pic.twitter.com/7BissESrWJ

— Stefan Rahmstorf (@rahmstorf) May 15, 2016

Spiralling global temperatures from 1850-2016 (full animation) https://t.co/YETC5HkmTr pic.twitter.com/Ypci717AHq

— Ed Hawkins (@ed_hawkins) May 9, 2016

Andy Pitman from the University of New South Wales said: “The interesting thing is the scale at which we’re breaking records. It’s clearly all heading in the wrong direction.” He added, “Climate scientists have been warning about this since at least the 1980s. And it’s been bloody obvious since the 2000s. So where’s the surprise?”

Another month.
Another temperature record. https://t.co/RbC4FyzjjY

— Noel Ferguson (@kiwinoel) May 15, 2016

A recent analysis showed the bleaching on the Great Barrier Reef was made 175 times more likely because of climate change, and the conditions that caused it would be average in fewer than 20 years.