🚨🌍🌡📈 Using a 15-year trend, we have now officially passed 1.5°C of global warming. All recent La Niña months are above the trendline. Extrapolating this linear trend, we'll hit +1.75°C by 2031 and +2.0°C by 2037. ⬇️
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🚨🌍🌡📈 Using a 15-year trend, we have now officially passed 1.5°C of global warming. All recent La Niña months are above the trendline. Extrapolating this linear trend, we'll hit +1.75°C by 2031 and +2.0°C by 2037. ⬇️
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Nonlinear 30-year trends show similar timing of breaking climate thresholds. There's very little reason to assume that the past 30-year trend will continue linearly. But even then, passing 1.5°C would be only four years away. H/t @tugberksamur.bsky.social @ecmwf.int
Wow, thanks! For the rest of us (who don't play around woth the source code ;-) , this is what the 30yr linear trend looked like in 2015 (1.5°C Paris Accord) - pic1. Compare that with current 30yr linear trend as of Apr. 2025 - pic2 apps.climate.copernicus.eu/global-tempe...