RT @CopernicusECMWF: 🌡️ Warmest October on record came right after the warmest summer on record.
Among all the drivers the #heatwaves are disproportionately affecting us, getting stronger and longer.
The #climate in Europe is changing in a dramatic way.
@Carlo_tuitter at #COP27
🐦🔗: https://nitter.eu/CopernicusEU/status/1591191314410123264
The predecessor organisations of DWD began with systematic #WeatherObservations at around 1881, so that we can evaluate climate trends for this period.
The predecessor organisations of DWD began with systematic #WeatherObservations at around 1881, so that we can evaluate climate trends for this period.
70 years ago, on 11 November 1952, @DeutscherWetterdienst, #DWD) was founded as the national meteorological service of the Federal Republic of #Germany.
https://social.bund.de/@DeutscherWetterdienst/109324733450253830
🎉: Heute vor 70 Jahren, am 11. November 1952, wurde der Deutsche Wetterdienst (#DWD) als nationaler Wetterdienst der Bundesrepublik #Deutschland gegründet. Meilensteine der Geschichte des DWD zeigt diese Slideshow: 👉 https://youtu.be/XkHIKniloiA
Von vielen schon sehnsüchtig erwartet und jetzt auch mit einem Account auf unserer Instanz:
Bitte begrüßt mit uns den @DeutscherWetterdienst 🤗☀️ 🌨️ / ÖA
1/n The provisional WMO State of the Global Climate 2022 describes the current state of key climate indicators and highlights some high-impact events Some key indicators and highlights (if that's the word) follow...🧵
https://library.wmo.int/index.php?lvl=notice_display&id=22156
I just added the 'warming stripes' for Germany to my profile.
Based on the time series of annual temperature for #Germany since 1881.
#ShowYourStripes http://ShowYourStripes.info https://fediscience.org/@ed_hawkins
Annual number of hot days (Tmax >= 30°C) in Germany for each decade since 1951
On that other platform, this was the figure of 'DWD_klima' that received the most interactions so far:
Observed changes in climate over the past 2021 years.
Both carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere and global temperatures increase rapidly after the invention of the efficient steam engine in the 1780s.
https://ed-hawkins.github.io/climate-visuals/indicators.html
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