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🚨The most important graph in the world has another year of data, and it doesn't look good!🚨 NASA CERES satellites measure how much sunlight Earth absorbs and how much heat is radiated back to space. The difference is heat accumulation, which has more than tripled!

Leon Simons

@leonsimons.com

19 Feb

"CERES is the only project worldwide whose prime objective is to produce global climate data records of Earth’s radiation budget (ERB) from instruments designed to observe the ERB" ceres.larc.nasa.gov

ceres.larc.nasa.govCERES – Clouds and the Earth's Radiant Energy System

Leon Simons

@leonsimons.com

19 Feb

The region most impacted by shipping desulphurisation shows a net-flux increase more than double the global Earth's Energy Imbalance increase. Both driven by a very strong increase in absorbed sunlight and a RELATIVE decrease in Outgoing Longwave Radiation.

Leon Simons

@leonsimons.com

Much less sunlight is reflected back to space by air pollution, clouds (from a reduction in aerosol cloud interactions and cloud feedbacks from warming), and by decreasing snow and ice cover. The 4-year average Absorbed Solar Radiation level increased by almost 2 W/m²!

19/2/26, 8:14 pm29 reposts95 likes

grazor1979.bsky.social

@grazor1979.bsky.social

23 Feb

Hi Leonive seen your Ceres graphics showing higher albedo loss over the oceans, but Does ceres have data for over the arctic? Its always said the extra warming on the arctic is caused by ice albedo loss, but to me me the ice albedo loss doesn't account enough for the extra warming im the poles?