Global Temperature Anomalies from 1880 to 2019

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Earth’s global surface temperature in 2019 was the second warmest since modern record-keeping began in 1880 and 1.8 degrees Fahrenheit (0.98 degrees Celsius) warmer than the 1951 to 1980 mean, according to an analysis by NASA.

Globally, the average temperature was second only to that of 2016 and continued the planet's long-term warming trend: the past five years have been the warmest of the last 140 years.

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Yes, the Earth has natural climate cycles. HOWEVER, they are NOT supposed to be going this fast! The main problem isn't change; organisms can evolve and adapt to that if it's at a normal speed, but the SPEED OF THE CHANGE. The speed is worrying.

cursedalien

Here in Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 in the 50’s us kids played outside in summers when temps sometimes melted the tar on the streets and we loved it. The 50’s part of this map doesn’t show these temps, looks cool / lukewarm actually. Just like now July / August 2023 cool winds and lots of rain = another miserable summer 🤷‍♀️

lindagray

When my grandmother moved to a town called Corona in California in 1969, it snowed a bit during the winters. Ever since she moved here, its never snowed again. Never gets quite cold enough. Temps in January and February will hover right around 32 degrees. My mom grew up in Alaska. Portage glacier used to extend down to where she could get out of the car and go walk on it. This was the 1970s. Portage glacier hardly even exists anymore in 2024.

mroof

Everything went down hill from the 1980's because of technology and irresponsible industry

walid__l

I would like to see this extended further back into the ice age and prior warm period

randomracki

Chemtrails... Heat trapping... Temperature records... Fear... Rules... Subservience

rappingcommuter

amazing how they can know past temperatures when there is no data available for; russia, south america, africa, australia, antartica and most of asia. The only place with comprehensive data is the USA and that showed cooling since the dust bowl era. (or it did till NASA 'adjusted' it)

GulangUK

a respeito das temperaturas no Brasil, meu avô tem 93 anos e moramos na região sudeste a 900m de altura, dizia que antigamente não era raro ver geada no inverno e chuvas constantes na primavera e verão, ele mesmo disse que isto não e mais comum, nunca vi uma geada e as chuvas de primavera são escassas porém no verão estão cada vez mais fortes

galaxyuser

If approx 1957 when the 1st Satellite to space...how did you get infor 77years before 1957 about weather?

UngaHiliate-fn

Yes. Because they had data on temperature anomalies in Greenland in the 1800’s.

venomlink

im here waiting for all the nuts to say sth about flat earth, global warming doesnt exist, god, putin or/and trump and the ice capades. *popcorns poppin in the back *

lorenzsabbaer

We had world temp data going that far back in all places of the globe.... thats amazing!

kevinburke

How do you know the antarctica temperature in 1880?
The first station was build 1950.
How do you know the brazil temperature in 1880?
They start measurement in 1910.
How do you know the mongolei temperature in 1880?
They start measurement in 1940.
How do you know the australia temperature in 1880?
They start measurement in 1910 (according to BOM).

mathematiknet

People complaining of global warming: almost everybody.
People favorable to an immediate and massive birth control on the planet: almost nobody.
Conclusion: we're completely doomed. :D

riccardorossetto

You can't use short term models of only 160 years for something that takes place over hundreds of millions of years. There were very few modern humans here 100, 000 years ago and none at all 100 million years ago when global temperatures are estimated to have averaged around 80 degrees Fahrenheit. Today, we're still below 60.

Why exactly the temperature fluctuates so drastically is actually UNKNOWN.

It seems extremely unlikely that we did it, given that previous temperature maximums were much higher than they are now and we weren't here to cause it.

StuJones-gnte