Climate Graphics
- °C Milestones – From First Appearance to Permanence
- I was wondering how long it took, from the first month that averaged over a global temperature milestone, until it was permanent.
- E.g. A month above 0.75C first appears in 1979, and by 2003 all 12 months of every year are above 0.75C.
- 1000 Days above 1.5C before Trend passes 1.5C?
- I was wondering how many cumulative days we had been above different global temperature milestones
- The graph is logarithmic
- It shows that we are likely to have experienced around 1000 individual days where the global temperature anomaly is above 1.5, by the time the “Loess-30-year-window” trend reaches 1.5C
- °C Milestones – Copernicus – ERA5
- This plots out the Copernicus ERA 5 data, baselined to 1850-1900
- It shows that the Loess-30-year-window trend for Copernicus data has reached 1.35C in September 2024
- °C Milestones – Mixed Data Set
- This plots out all the datasets I’m working with
- It shows that the Loess-30-year-window trend for the average-of-all-datasets has reached 1.32C in September 2024 (1.315C to be more precise)
- Hottest Days On Record Through The years
- A video graph the progression of the record temperatures through the years.
- Warming Tapestry Percent Days Over Milestone
- For each day, shows the percentage of days-in-the-last-365-days, that were above different Global Temperature Anomaly thresholds
- E.g. in
- The most recent 365-days up till 31st Aug 2024:
100% of days over 1.3C94% of days over 1.4C79% of days over 1.5C20% of days over 1.8C10% of days over 1.9C2% of days over 2.0C (6 days, so 1.64% to be more accurate)
- Globally Shifting Seasons
- Complicated animated graphic, showing how the global average temperature is ocurring at a different time of year, compared to historic. … and how it could progress into the future
- Spiral of Global Heat
- 3D animated graphic, showing how the months are warming