Dr Gilbz: *Europe’s climate is heating faster than any other*
"2024 was the world’s hottest year on record, and Europe is the continent warming the fastest. Extreme events ravaged Europe last year, including floods, wildfires and storms that claimed hundreds of lives and impacted many thousands more.
To find out more, I spoke to Julien Nicolas, a co-author of the European State of the Climate Report, a huge undertaking that was put together by the European Centre for Medium Range Weather Forecasting on behalf of the Copernicus Climate Change Service and World Meteorological Organisation."
https://www.youtube.com/watch?app=desktop&v=B5FmWfIyTUI
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https://id.420129.xyz/watch?v=B5FmWfIyTUI)
![Graph visualization
Headline: Monthly global temperature anomalies relative to pre-industrial (1850-1900)
[remark by IviChoc: no, that's not really pre-industrial. Pre-industrial era ends at 1750 but well... Just keep in mind the anomalies are in reality higher]
x axis temperature from +1°C on the left towards 2°C on the right
y axis on the left side: time, beginning with Jan. 2023 on top, descending to Jan. 2025
Temperature anomaly in depicted as red line starting at the y axis, ending in a red dot at actual value. Values above 1.5°C are printed bold
2023
Jan 1.21°C
Feb 1.25°C
Mar 1.46°C
Apr 1.23°C
May 1.27°C
Jun 1.36°C
Jul 1.52°C
Aug 1.51°C
Sep 1.74°C
Oct 1.70°C
Nov 1.74°C
Dec 1.78°C
2024
Jan 1.66°C
Feb 1.77°C
Mar 1.68°C
Apr 158°C
May 1.52°C
Jun 1.50°C
Jul 1.48°C
Aug 1.51°C
Sep 1.54°C
Oct 1.65°C
Nov 1.62°C
Dec 1.69°C
2025
Jan 1.75°C
Data: ERA5 Credit C3S/ECMWF
Logos of EU, Copernicus, Climate Change Service and ECMWF](https://files.mastodon.online/media_attachments/files/113/984/664/500/277/552/original/aacbe985a01c3c7f.jpg "Graph visualization
Headline: Monthly global temperature anomalies relative to pre-industrial (1850-1900)
[remark by IviChoc: no, that's not really pre-industrial. Pre-industrial era ends at 1750 but well... Just keep in mind the anomalies are in reality higher]
x axis temperature from +1°C on the left towards 2°C on the right
y axis on the left side: time, beginning with Jan. 2023 on top, descending to Jan. 2025
Temperature anomaly in depicted as red line starting at the y axis, ending in a red dot at actual value. Values above 1.5°C are printed bold
2023
Jan 1.21°C
Feb 1.25°C
Mar 1.46°C
Apr 1.23°C
May 1.27°C
Jun 1.36°C
Jul 1.52°C
Aug 1.51°C
Sep 1.74°C
Oct 1.70°C
Nov 1.74°C
Dec 1.78°C
2024
Jan 1.66°C
Feb 1.77°C
Mar 1.68°C
Apr 158°C
May 1.52°C
Jun 1.50°C
Jul 1.48°C
Aug 1.51°C
Sep 1.54°C
Oct 1.65°C
Nov 1.62°C
Dec 1.69°C
2025
Jan 1.75°C
Data: ERA5 Credit C3S/ECMWF
Logos of EU, Copernicus, Climate Change Service and ECMWF")
Greg Cocks 
