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"Although El Niño often provides a temporary boost to global temperatures (and La Niña has the opposite effect), these new global climate records are ultimately being driven by human-caused climate change." ➡️ Our latest monthly climate report: www.climatecentral.org/climate-brie...

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21/7/26, 3:11 pm27 reposts92 likes

Randall Gates

@rgatess.bsky.social

21 July

Exactly. El Niño boosts temperatures temporarily, but accumulating greenhouse gases create a long-term upward trend in temperatures. So a short-term boost added to long-term upward trend give record high temps—which 2027 is likely to be because of the lag between El Niño peak and surface temps.

Kelly Green

@boilingfrogbss.bsky.social

21 July

Wow! that's a lot. I have to ask, do you use AI to write or assist in this report? The bullet points are next level.

I write these.

An archive of past months since last year can be found here: www.climatecentral.org/climate-brie...

Dan Miller

@danmiller999.bsky.social

21 July

In addition to El Niño & steady GHG warming, we are also experiencing rapid warming from a reduction in cooling (but deadly) aerosols, including the IMO 2020 change in ship fuel regulations that lowered sulfur in ships by 80%. @leonsimons.com

themeteoriteman.bsky.social

@themeteoriteman.bsky.social

21 July

yes they are