Global monthly temperature between 1851 and 2020 compared to average for 1850-1900. This uses the latest version of HadCRUT5 showing many recent months more than 1.5°C above pre-industrial values.
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In the UK, May has been warm and very dry. It has been very sunny in the west and duller in the east. Overall Spring was slightly warm, a bit wetter with average sunshine.
Here is a summary of the UK weather and climate for the last year.
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April has been an average month for temperature, rainfall and sunshine although regionally variable, being wet in the South East and dry in Scotland. This is a weather and climate summary for the previous year.
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Depending on source 2022 was either the 5th or 6th warmest year on record. However, we are currently in a La Nina state and it is definitely the warmest La Nina year. This #dataviz shows the progression of global temperature leading up to the last 3 large El Ninos.
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Depending on source 2022 was either the 5th or 6th warmest year on record. However, we are currently in a La Nina state and it is definitely the warmest La Nina year. This #dataviz shows the progression of global temperature leading up to the last 3 large El Ninos.
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Great blog by Kenneth Field about my #dataviz showing UK climate. One other decision I made is using colour scales that are intuitive for the variables.
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My Cartoblography Map of the Week is the UK Climate Summary by @neilrkaye cartoblography.com/2023/01/06/mot
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The Met Office has announced that last year was the hottest ever recorded for the UK. 11 of the 12 months were above average.
@Lauratobin1 explains why this is so concerning.
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This kind of thing - bringing the impacts of a changing climate to an audience of millions that otherwise wouldn’t see it - is so important.
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The Met Office has announced that last year was the hottest ever recorded for the UK. 11 of the 12 months were above average.
@Lauratobin1 explains why this is so concerning.
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The Met Office has announced that last year was the hottest ever recorded for the UK. 11 of the 12 months were above average.
@Lauratobin1 explains why this is so concerning.
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In the UK, 2022 was the warmest year on record, this #dataviz shows annual average temperatures since 1884 and demonstrates the first year above 10°C.
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Here in the UK it is getting warmer, wetter and sunnier. This #dataviz shows mean temperature, total rainfall and total sunshine.
Each dot and stripe is shows a rolling monthly 12 month average (e.g. July 2012 to June 2013)
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In the UK, 2022 was the warmest year on record, this #dataviz shows annual average temperatures since 1884 and demonstrates the first year above 10°C.
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Here in the UK it is getting warmer, wetter and sunnier. This #dataviz shows mean temperature, total rainfall and total sunshine.
Each dot and stripe is shows a rolling monthly 12 month average (e.g. July 2012 to June 2013)
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This #dataviz shows the UK's warmest year on record. It has been relentlessly mild (or hot) all year apart from a 2 week cold spell at the beginning of December (which made it the only cold month). Overall the mean temperature exceeded 10°C for the first time ever!
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This #dataviz shows the UK's warmest year on record. It has been relentlessly mild (or hot) all year apart from a 2 week cold spell at the beginning of December (which made it the only cold month). Overall the mean temperature exceeded 10°C for the first time ever!
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The forecast for global temperature in 2023 is for another warm year, as a forecast it is the second warmest (after 2016). However since 2014 the forecast has been on the low side so it is not too unlikely it could be the warmest ever year.
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Range of temperatures between lowest minimum and highest maximum in Central England.
2022 by far the greatest, suggestion by
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The forecast for global temperature in 2023 is for another warm year, as a forecast it is the second warmest (after 2016). However since 2014 the forecast has been on the low side so it is not too unlikely it could be the warmest ever year.
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Range of temperatures between lowest minimum and highest maximum in Central England.
2022 by far the greatest, suggestion by
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2022 now has had the widest range of daily average temperatures in the Central England temperature series from -4.4°C to 28.1°C. This new #dataviz shows the 5 years with the widest and narrowest range of temperatures in the series from 1772.
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2022 now has had the widest range of daily average temperatures in the Central England temperature series from -4.4°C to 28.1°C. This new #dataviz shows the 5 years with the widest and narrowest range of temperatures in the series from 1772.
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Its going to feel balmy this time tomorrow as we go for a 14 degree rise in temperature where I live!
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So far 2022 has had the second widest range of daily average temperatures in the Central England temperature series. This new #dataviz shows the 5 years with the widest and narrowest range of temperatures in the series from 1772.
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So far 2022 has had the second widest range of daily average temperatures in the Central England temperature series. This new #dataviz shows the 5 years with the widest and narrowest range of temperatures in the series from 1772.
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We have this thing that I like to call "weather" that means that just occasionally it gets cold like it is at the moment in the UK. The #dataviz below shows the daily temperature for the last year compared to pre-industrial averages, here 85% of the days are warm! #globalwarming
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We have this thing that I like to call "weather" that means that just occasionally it gets cold like it is at the moment in the UK. The #dataviz below shows the daily temperature for the last year compared to pre-industrial averages, here 85% of the days are warm! #globalwarming
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Great new #dataviz comparing over 60 years worth of #December #UK temperatures...
The UK would need a December of near-record cold weather to avoid 2022 being the warmest year on record
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December has the potential to be the only cool month this year, however even if we had a December like 2010 it would still be a very warm year!
This #dataviz shows a rolling average of the UK daily temperature as the year progresses for 1960 to 2022, with possible 2022 outcomes.
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November in the UK has been another warm month (like other months), it has been wet; especially so in the south. Sunshine has been average. Autumn as a whole has been wet and mild with average sunshine.
This #dataviz shows the summary of weather and climate for the past year
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November in the UK has been another warm month (like other months), it has been wet; especially so in the south. Sunshine has been average. Autumn as a whole has been wet and mild with average sunshine.
This #dataviz shows the summary of weather and climate for the past year
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Because day length according to the sun is only 24 hours on 4 days of the year the time of solar noon (highest point in the sky) changes each day. Meaning the earliest sunset and latest sunrise do not occur on the same day. This #dataviz shows this for London over next 6 weeks.
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Because day length according to the sun is only 24 hours on 4 days of the year the time of solar noon (highest point in the sky) changes each day. Meaning the earliest sunset and latest sunrise do not occur on the same day. This #dataviz shows this for London over next 6 weeks.
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