- Andrew Freedman, author of Axios Generate
- https://www.axios.com/2023/01/14/global-warming-accelerates-2023
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Believe it or not, average global surface temperatures have actually been relatively cool over the last three years — but that’s about to change.
Why it matters:Temperatures are expected to jump this year — and 2024 could set a new global record.
The big picture:Arare “triple dip” La Niñain the tropical Pacific Ocean kept temperatures in check in 2022, with the year ranking fifth-warmest since instrument records began.
- La Niña events are characterized by cooler-than-average waters in the equatorial tropical Pacific, and tend to put a lid on global temperatures.
- But 2022 still wound up as thefifth warmest year on recordaccording to NASA and the Copernicus Climate Change Service. And…
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