MelesMay 7, 2023
Zack Labe

Red shading shows regions where the average temperature (so far this year) is at/near a record high.

There is just a tiny bit of blue - see if you can find it 🥴

➡️ Check out the Berkeley Earth March report at https://berkeleyearth.org/march-2023-temperature-update/.

March 2023 Temperature Update - Berkeley Earth

Abrupt warming made March 2023 the 2nd warmest March since record-keeping began in 1850. A return to El Niño is possible later this year.

Berkeley Earth
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Show threadRichardMay 7, 2023
@ZLabe Thanks for posting the URL to this site. It's a excellent resource.
Show threadKlimagartenMay 7, 2023
@ZLabe Fleckfieber. "Die Sterblichkeitsrate der unbehandelten Erkrankung liegt zwischen zehn und 40 Prozent."
Show threadCarinMay 7, 2023

@ZLabe

The Blue is West of Iceland/East of the Southern shore of Greenland.
An artefact?

Show threadGreg HillsMay 7, 2023
@ZLabe There's more than one bit of blue. Others have mentioned the bits near Iceland, but what's up with the _Sea_of_Okhotsk_ (oops; correction, Strait of Tartary)?
Show threadRuth MottramMay 7, 2023
@ZLabe I give in. Where's the blue?
Show threadex or current IDF unwelcomeMay 7, 2023
@ZLabe Irish claim N ATlantic cooling as the Gulf Stream weakens
Show threadLightfighterMay 7, 2023
@ZLabe Looks like it's going to be a really bad hurricane season.