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London - Get ready, because scientists predict if 2015 will be the warmest year and will break the record. Is It True?
DailyMail launch, scientists have noted that for March 2015 in Antarctica has recorded the hottest temperature, and it is likely to break the record this year.
The scientists noted that the region of Ghana, Venezuela, Laos and others within the last five months (January-April) has recorded the temperature as one of the hottest.
"There is a big possibility that this year's hottest temperature record back aka broken," said Professor Adam Scaife, who led the study.
Meteorologists believe that the rise in temperature is due to the growth of El Nino in the Pacific Ocean, which mengkibatkan rain in tropical regions and drought in Africa and India.
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