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I think i'll be close or maybe 2nd to 2016, but we will see. If we can start seeing some seriously hot months from this month forward we'll have a chance.Global temperatures have accelerated to record-setting levels this month, an ominous sign in the climate crisis ahead of a gathering El Niño that could potentially propel 2023 to become the hottest year ever recorded.
Preliminary global average temperatures taken so far in June are nearly 1C (1.8F) above levels previously recorded for the same month, going back to 1979. While the month is not yet complete and may not set a new June record, climate scientists say it follows a pattern of strengthening global heating that could see this year named the hottest ever recorded, topping 2016.
The long-term warming conditions caused by the burning of fossil fuels will likely receive a further pulse of heat via El Niño, a naturally recurring phenomenon where sections of the Pacific Ocean heat up, typically causing temperatures to spike across the world.
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While people are feeling the heat on land, an even more remarkable burst of warmth is occurring in the seas, with Noaa confirming a second consecutive month of record high ocean surface temperatures in May. Excess heat in the oceans, which cover 70% of the globe’s surface, influence overall global temperatures, as well as warp fish populations, bleach coral reefs and drive coastal sea level rise.
Fears of hottest year on record as global temperatures spike
Fears of hottest year on record as global temperatures spike
I think i'll be close or maybe 2nd to 2016, but we will see. If we can start seeing some seriously hot months from this month forward we'll have a chance.
Fears of hottest year on record as global temperatures spike
I think i'll be close or maybe 2nd to 2016, but we will see. If we can start seeing some seriously hot months from this month forward we'll have a chance.
A chance at wut?
A chance to strip down nude and shake his titties on the White House lawn, I guess.
So Cal still has drizzly mornings and 60 day temps.
STFU, warmer.No rational arguments are offered by the denialists anymore.
All they have is screams of 'is not, is not, is not', as we have the pleasure of reading here!
No rational arguments are offered by the denialists anymore.
All they have is screams of 'is not, is not, is not', as we have the pleasure of reading here!
No rational arguments are offered by the denialists anymore.
All they have is screams of 'is not, is not, is not', as we have the pleasure of reading here!
Your ignorance has caused you to make the case for climate change.Says one whose Canadian forestry management is so crappy, his whole country is burning down.
Hey Canadian! Quit burning your shit. All that smoke is coming down this way, you fucking polluters.
Your ignorance has caused you to make the case for climate change.
What did I just say about no rational argument coming out of the denialists?
Yeah, that. 2023 started out still with a negative ENSO state, plus air temps lag the ENSO state by several months. So 2023 won't break the 1-year record. It started out too cool for that.I think i'll be close or maybe 2nd to 2016, but we will see. If we can start seeing some seriously hot months from this month forward we'll have a chance.
The hottest year globally in recorded history globally. You know beating 2016 super nino global temperature.A chance at wut?
Fears of hottest year on record as global temperatures spike
