My two cents is:
People feel helpless and hamstrung. They start (start!!!😖 ) to suspect, something is wrong, but they feel, it would cost them a lot of effort (and money) to confront themselves with it and take appropriate actions.
They feel they rather deserve holiday in a country far, far away, where they have to fly to, and they are pretty busy with far more important stuff. (🤬 )
It's their right to have a comfortable life!
So what was it with this strange red curve again?
Wie schaut das bei euch aus @derStandard ?
The page says chart from
https://climatereanalyzer.org/
But I didn’t found the same chart.
I found different ones
https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/sst_daily/
https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/t2_daily/
Maybe they changed the unit of y-axis
@jon_wnc @ives @MartinStendel
This has the source and offers export of the chart's data, too https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/sst_daily/
Several news outlets had articles on this issue a few weeks back when the global SST had just exceeded the "block" of lines. In April or so it was. Maybe, newsrooms don't allow a repetition of the same story, as the predominently climate-ignorant journalists everywhere probably see it.
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where is that pretty blue-lined graph coming from? I found this one
https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/sst_daily/ but that shows the base data (which is useful too), not flattened relative to the day-of-year mean (which makes it easier to see the magnitude of the anomaly)
ah looks like it might have come from the legendary Peter Gleick 👍
https://fediscience.org/@petergleick/110583149984527655
Attached: 4 images · Content warning: Angry rant from climate science communicator.
Sabine covers the anomaly here at 14m10s or so https://youtu.be/65it0Slapwk — one idea for why this is happening now is that recently, sulfur emissions from big ships were outlawed, and sulfur reflects sunlight
@MartinStendel page 8 of the Saturday newspaper of @nrc_nl . So I guess some are making this an headline?
https://www.nrc.nl/nieuws/2023/06/17/de-atlantische-oceaan-is-te-warm-a4167437
Rich folks won’t die from this…. so far.
Because it wouldn't change anything except of shifting the whole plot slightly downwards by a constant value. (The average temperature curve until 2011 is basically a sine wave. The average temperature curve until 2022 is basically a sine wave, too, but just with a slight offset to higher temps.)
@MartinStendel @jwildeboer The clicks for climate played out 10 years ago, there’s no point in covering it anymore.
/s but only slightly.
Here is a plot that puts the anomaly into perspective with the seasonal variations:
https://climatereanalyzer.org/clim/sst_daily/
Still scary.
@MartinStendel Quiet, Timmy, Lassie says there's a billionaire at the bottom of the sea!
Defense budget! SAR resources! Roll out!
Because headlines about impending extinction do not sell!
@MartinStendel@fediscience.
CNN June 20, 2023
“Richard Unsworth, an associate professor of biosciences at Swansea University in the UK and a founding director of Project-Seagrass, called the Atlantic heat wave “totally unprecedented.”…
“While we can’t in detail predict the intensity, duration and location of severe heating events such as the current marine heatwave, we know they’re increasingly likely to be more prevalent as our climate system collapses further,” Unsworth said.”
“As our climate system collapses further “ is one terrifying comment.
And still the fossil fuels pour into the atmosphere.
It’s time our free wheeling billionaires pay a (substantial) carbon tax for their destructive lifestyles.
#ClimateEmergency #OceanTemperatures #OceanHeatWave
#ElNino
#massextinction
Dude we’re going to be knee deep in seawater before it maybe makes page eleven. Or if it does make the front page, it will be because they’re say that it’s Climate Change activists wot dun it