Scientists say temperatures are getting 'hotter faster' than their tools can calculate
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The UK's recent heat wave was the Great British Bake Off that no one wanted -- and it was made at least 10 times more likely by human-caused climate change, a new analysis shows.
But the World Weather Attribution project, which carried out the analysis, also said that its findings are likely to be an underestimate, warning that the tools available to scientists have limitations and are creating a blind spot to just how much of a role humans are playing in heat waves.
Heat waves are becoming more frequent and longer globally, and scientists say that human-caused climate change has an influence on all of them.
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