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Spiral graph showing daily global temperatures since 1940 – Zeke Hausfather 
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Bluesky Social · Zeke Hausfather (@hausfath.bsky.social)Global temperatures have increased by around 1.3C over the past 85 years, with most of this in the past few decades. I've put together a new visualization of daily global temperatures (inspired by Ed Hawkins climate spiral) that shows this dramatic increase: https://www.theclimatebrink.com/p/visualizing-daily-global-temperatures
Find out more about ERA5 reanalysis and other datasets available in the #C3S Climate Data Store CDS #ClimateChange.
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climate.copernicus.euWhat is the Copernicus Climate Change Service’s ERA5 reanalysis dataset and what can it do for you? | CopernicusHow do last month's climate conditions compare to the same month over the last three decades? This is a typical example of the sort of question the ERA5 family of datasets can help address, but the possibilities are almost endless.