Being one of the world’s most affected regions by #ClimateChange, the #Arctic faces significant warming. This plot illustrates the projected annual average temperature for Tromsø (Norway), from 1980 to 2099.

The World Meteorological Organization's (#WMO) 2023 report reveals unprecedented levels of atmospheric greenhouse gases (#GHG), with CO₂ concentrations reaching 420 ppm, a 51% increase since pre-industrial times.

#ClimateChange is altering the behavior of hurricanes, typhoons, and tropical cyclones, making them more intense, unpredictable, and dangerous.

Source: Hurricane Beryl was the first category five storm to form in June at the start of the Atlantic hurricane season (Credit: Nasa/Matthew Dominick)

🌡 The boreal summer of 2024 has officially been recorded as the hottest on #Earth, according to data from ECMWF #CCS. The global average temp from June to August 2024 reached 16.8°C, slightly surpassing the previous record set in 2023. This year is now also on track to become the hottest ever.

Are you involved in the #RenewableEnergy sector?
This Thursday, I'm happy to share that Climate Scale team will explore the use of #ClimateData in wind and solar energy projects.

👉 19th September 2024 | 11 AM CEST | Online

Register here to save your spot: lnkd.in/dKXYw8xZ

Take a look at this results 🌡️

I've recently analysed how nighttime temperatures are projected to change in the future. According to some studies, high nighttime temperatures can become dangerous if they prevent the human body from cooling off and recovering from daytime heat 👇

A recent analysis by World Weather Attribution reveals that human-induced climate change has intensified autumn and winter storms in the #UK and #Ireland, increasing rainfall by about 20%. This significant increase makes heavy rainfall events ten times more likely compared to pre-industrial times. 👇

The increase in UK rainfall is largely due to an increase in rain intensity, i.e. the amount that falls on wet days, rather than the number of wet days increasing.

A recent study found that last winter had ~20% more rain because of climate change.

www.worldweatherattribution.org/autumn-and-w...

Things are only getting wetter

Today I'd like to talk about a recent study from the University of Utrecht talking about the potential collapse of the AMOC.
Please share what your thoughts are!

🔗 www.science.org/doi/10.1126/...

#AMOC #ClimateChange #Oceanography

📈 In response to increases in the intensity of marine heatwaves, The Coral Reef Watch has expanded its alert system to include new categories, enhancing our understanding of coral bleaching events.

This discussion in NYT about the Greene et al paper in Nature touches on some important issues that we are working on. www.nytimes.com/2024/01/17/c...