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Global sea surface temperatures hit another record high

Original: Another record for the sea surface temperature anomaly (whole world). And the color scale is not up to this super El Nin

Global sea surface temperature anomalies have reached another record, with conditions linked to a strong El Nino so extreme that standard color scales on monitoring charts struggle to represent them. Data from the Copernicus Climate Change Service's pulse platform underpins the observation, though detailed analysis is still lacking. Observers are highlighting the anomaly as a striking sign of ongoing ocean warming.

Why now: Ocean temperatures are breaking records during a powerful El Nino, raising alarm about climate change impacts.

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• Another record for the sea surface temperature anomaly (whole world). And the color scale is not up to this super El Nino. Details lacking. # ElNino # Climate https:// pulse.climate.copernicus.eu/ · Steeph@mastodon.green · 15

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