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  1. Nothing to see here, scroll on -.-

    #BerkeleyEarth Special Report 8. May 2026

    "March 2026 produced the largest monthly temperature anomaly in 170 years of Western U.S. instrumental records, with an average temperature +11.5°F above the mid-20th-century baseline"

    berkeleyearth.org/special-repo

    #climate #ClimateScience #climatechange #ClimateEmergency #ClimateCrisis #ClimateBreakdown #ClimateDisruption #globalWarming #globalHeating #ExtremeWeather #polycrisis

  2. #Berkeley #BerkeleyEarth #GlobalTemperature #RobertRohde #ZekeHausfather

    February 2026 nominally 2nd warmest February on record
    Average
    - global temperature 1.55 ± 0.12 °C (2.78 ± 0.22 °F)
    - land temperatures 2.55 ± 0.30 °C (4.59 ± 0.55 °F)
    - ocean temperatures 1.04 ± 0.17 °C (1.87 ± 0.30 °F)
    above 1850-1900 average

    berkeleyearth.org/february-202

    #climate #ClimateScience #climatechange #ClimateCrisis #ClimateBreakdown #ClimateDisruption #globalWarming #globalHeating #ExtremeWeather #polycrisis

  3. CW: Factors affecting global climate

    This month’s record, and the longer recent period of warmth, are driven by a collection of several man-made* and natural factors acting together.

    - anthropogenic global warming
    - El niño/ la niña
    - Solar cycles
    - volcanic eruption of Hunga-Tonga
    - cleaner marine fuels

    Firstly, man-made* global warming has been raising the Earth’s temperature by about 0.19 °C/decade (0.34 °F/decade). This is a direct consequence of the accumulation of additional greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, especially carbon dioxide. This is the primary factor responsible for long-term warming.

    (Probably you know this already, but I liked especially the other factors, as there is often talk about them, but seldom these factors are compared...)

    (1/5)

    Source: berkeleyearth.org/july-2023-te

    * note: usually I would edit the quote to avoid "man-made", but in this case it makes sense: most fossil executives and heads of states are and were proud ... dicks?
    #ClimateChange #ClimateScience #EarthClimate #SolarCycles #SolarCycle #MarineFuels #Volcano #HungaTonga #Climate #BerkeleyEarth

  4. CW: Factors affecting global climate

    This month’s record, and the longer recent period of warmth, are driven by a collection of several man-made* and natural factors acting together.

    - anthropogenic global warming
    - El niño/ la niña
    - Solar cycles
    - volcanic eruption of Hunga-Tonga
    - cleaner marine fuels

    Firstly, man-made* global warming has been raising the Earth’s temperature by about 0.19 °C/decade (0.34 °F/decade). This is a direct consequence of the accumulation of additional greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, especially carbon dioxide. This is the primary factor responsible for long-term warming.

    (Probably you know this already, but I liked especially the other factors, as there is often talk about them, but seldom these factors are compared...)

    (1/5)

    Source: berkeleyearth.org/july-2023-te

    * note: usually I would edit the quote to avoid "man-made", but in this case it makes sense: most fossil executives and heads of states are and were proud ... dicks?
    #ClimateChange #ClimateScience #EarthClimate #SolarCycles #SolarCycle #MarineFuels #Volcano #HungaTonga #Climate #BerkeleyEarth

  5. CW: Factors affecting global climate

    This month’s record, and the longer recent period of warmth, are driven by a collection of several man-made* and natural factors acting together.

    - anthropogenic global warming
    - El niño/ la niña
    - Solar cycles
    - volcanic eruption of Hunga-Tonga
    - cleaner marine fuels

    Firstly, man-made* global warming has been raising the Earth’s temperature by about 0.19 °C/decade (0.34 °F/decade). This is a direct consequence of the accumulation of additional greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, especially carbon dioxide. This is the primary factor responsible for long-term warming.

    (Probably you know this already, but I liked especially the other factors, as there is often talk about them, but seldom these factors are compared...)

    (1/5)

    Source: berkeleyearth.org/july-2023-te

    * note: usually I would edit the quote to avoid "man-made", but in this case it makes sense: most fossil executives and heads of states are and were proud ... dicks?
    #ClimateChange #ClimateScience #EarthClimate #SolarCycles #SolarCycle #MarineFuels #Volcano #HungaTonga #Climate #BerkeleyEarth

  6. CW: Factors affecting global climate

    This month’s record, and the longer recent period of warmth, are driven by a collection of several man-made* and natural factors acting together.

    - anthropogenic global warming
    - El niño/ la niña
    - Solar cycles
    - volcanic eruption of Hunga-Tonga
    - cleaner marine fuels

    Firstly, man-made* global warming has been raising the Earth’s temperature by about 0.19 °C/decade (0.34 °F/decade). This is a direct consequence of the accumulation of additional greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, especially carbon dioxide. This is the primary factor responsible for long-term warming.

    (Probably you know this already, but I liked especially the other factors, as there is often talk about them, but seldom these factors are compared...)

    (1/5)

    Source: berkeleyearth.org/july-2023-te

    * note: usually I would edit the quote to avoid "man-made", but in this case it makes sense: most fossil executives and heads of states are and were proud ... dicks?
    #ClimateChange #ClimateScience #EarthClimate #SolarCycles #SolarCycle #MarineFuels #Volcano #HungaTonga #Climate #BerkeleyEarth

  7. CW: Factors affecting global climate

    This month’s record, and the longer recent period of warmth, are driven by a collection of several man-made* and natural factors acting together.

    - anthropogenic global warming
    - El niño/ la niña
    - Solar cycles
    - volcanic eruption of Hunga-Tonga
    - cleaner marine fuels

    Firstly, man-made* global warming has been raising the Earth’s temperature by about 0.19 °C/decade (0.34 °F/decade). This is a direct consequence of the accumulation of additional greenhouse gases in the atmosphere, especially carbon dioxide. This is the primary factor responsible for long-term warming.

    (Probably you know this already, but I liked especially the other factors, as there is often talk about them, but seldom these factors are compared...)

    (1/5)

    Source: berkeleyearth.org/july-2023-te

    * note: usually I would edit the quote to avoid "man-made", but in this case it makes sense: most fossil executives and heads of states are and were proud ... dicks?
    #ClimateChange #ClimateScience #EarthClimate #SolarCycles #SolarCycle #MarineFuels #Volcano #HungaTonga #Climate #BerkeleyEarth