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Over the last month the Gulf of Mexico has had record heat content with sea surface temperatures at 29-31C.

By the end of of 2023, climate change had broken records for hottest summer, global surface temperatures, ocean heat content and ice melt.

In 2023 alone, climate change broke records for hottest summer, global surface temperature, ocean heat content and ice melt.

This is not the only adverse consequence of rising ocean heat content.

"As a result, there is a significant increase in the abyssal ocean heat content, contributing to local sea level rise due to the thermal expansion of the water."