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Line graph time series of slobal-mean surface temperature for September, from 1850 to 2023 using Berkeley Earth (1850-2022), ERA5 (1940-2023), GISTEMP (1880-2022), HadCRUT5 (1850-2022), JRA-3Q (1948-2022) and NOAAGlobalTemp (1850-2022). There is interannual variability and a record long-term increasing trend.

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Line graph time series of slobal-mean surface temperature for September, from 1850 to 2023 using Berkeley Earth (1850-2022), ERA5 (1940-2023), GISTEMP (1880-2022), HadCRUT5 (1850-2022), JRA-3Q (1948-2022) and NOAAGlobalTemp (1850-2022). There is interannual variability and a record long-term increasing trend.
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Zack Labe (zlabe@fediscience.org)'s status on Friday, 06-Oct-2023 15:21:57 JST Zack Labe

🚨Obviously, last month was the hottest September on record globally.
I won't try to outdo others for coming up with words to describe this new record. It was a historic month, and you've never experienced a year like it before...
Graphic/summary at: https://climate.copernicus.eu/surface-air-temperature-september-2023

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