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  1. 26 Jul 2018

    Interesting comparison of June 1976 heatwave and June 2018 heatwave.

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  2. 23 Jul 2018

    The climate is changing? Really? Nahhh I don’t believe you! June 2018 vs June 1976

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  3. 25 May 2020

    Since 1884, the UK has had 9 summers where the average maxima exceeded 20°C. The first one was in 1899. Headlines back then didn't mention global warming. Hopefully, this image of the global temperatures in each of these 9 summers explains why.

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  4. 27 Jul 2018

    From today's

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  5. 17 Jul 2018

    link:

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  6. 25 Jul 2018

    So odd to see trees shedding their leaves mid summer. This weather has so many environmental impacts

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  7. 26 Jul 2018

    Register for SSF's Mailing List on and

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  8. 15 Aug 2018

    Data for July 2018 is now available... so here's the (equally stunning) comparison between July 1976 and 2018. The global average temperature was 0.92°C warmer in 2018. The UK heatwave may have now ended, but don't forget the .

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  9. 23 Jul 2018

    Thankful for our cold spell

    Deadly continues to impact Japan. The mercury hit 38.4℃ in Dazaifu, Fukuoka Prefecture, making it the all-time record high for the city. With high humidity, the heat indices have reached the mid-40's today (July 20)!
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  10. 25 Jul 2018

    I’ve unlocked a new level on being sweaty AF!

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  11. 15 Aug 2018

    Extreme temperatures 'especially likely for next four years' as natural warming cycle reinforced by

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  12. 23 Jul 2016

    The hottest month ever has now happened 14 month in a row.

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  13. 25 Jul 2018

    A warming world is a scary place to be!

    The big difference between the heatwaves of 1976 and 2018. June 1976: the UK was one of the warmest places relative to normal across the globe, with most areas cooler than average. June 2018: the UK was just another warm blob in a mostly warmer than normal world. .
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  14. 24 Jul 2018

    Those in Greece are in our thoughts today as wildfires destroy parts of the Attica region and lives have been lost. Is global warming really the cause of the global heatwave we're experiencing right now? 🇬🇷

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  15. 25 Jul 2018

    Denmark has turned brown.

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    How warm and dry has this summer been in Denmark? 's Sentinel satellites show the impact of the weather and the difference to last year.
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  16. 30 Jul 2018

    Updates farmers story to include charts showing record heat across almost all of NSW in first 7 months of 2018 along with the :

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  17. 31 Jul 2018

    Yes, Europe is looking hot at the end of this week. It has been hot in the Middle East. It has been hot all the way into the Arctic Circle It is hot pretty much everywhere. Anomalies across the northern hemisphere are here -->

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  18. 24 Jul 2018

    "Temperature rises around the world could be due to global warming." That's...wait, "could be"? That's what global warming IS. You just described global warming. YOU JUST.... IN THE SAME SENTENCE...uuauaaaAAAGGHH *HEAD EXPLODES*

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  19. 16 Aug 2018

    Inspired by the 's famous tweet (), I made a similar comparison of July 2018 and 1941 (the 2nd warmest July on record in Finland). Even though July 1941 was globally warm – it’s nothing compared to July 2018, especially in Europe.

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  20. 24 Jul 2018

    This just frightens the life out of me

    The big difference between the heatwaves of 1976 and 2018. June 1976: the UK was one of the warmest places relative to normal across the globe, with most areas cooler than average. June 2018: the UK was just another warm blob in a mostly warmer than normal world. .
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