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Global weather: 2010 in running to be warmest year on record

According to data analyzed by the World Meterological Organization, 2010 is set to  become the warmest year on record.  The decade ending 2010 is already the warmest since 1850, when records began.  Extreme weather events also hit hights. GR

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