Impact of global warming on average annual air temperature in Varaždin

Climate change implies a statistically significant in the long-term mean state or characteristics of variability climate elements. It can be caused by natural and/or anthropogenic factors. Recent global warming is often cited as an example human-induced change. Global refers to increasing trend average surface temperature Earth, defined annual ocean, usually depth 30-100 cm, and air above land at height 1-2 m ground. In 1988, World Meteorological Organization (WMO) United Nations Environment Program (UNEP) established International Panel on Change (IPCC), which assesses risk human activities.To project change, it necessary determine future emissions greenhouse gases atmosphere. According IPCC, with appropriate scenarios gas emissions, increase 1.5 °C 4 predicted end 21st century. The purpose this paper show relationship between Earth Varaždin for period 1949-2021. results correlations among them because located big area anomalies has contribution several last decades.