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Preliminary data suggests that daily sea surface temperatures did not set a new record high in the past few days. (climatereanalyzer.org)

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First time since March 2023!

Daily sea surface temperature, world (climatereanalyzer.org)

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Daily sea surface temperature, world (climatereanalyzer.org)

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Daily Sea Surface Temperature (climatereanalyzer.org)

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Sea continues to boil (climatereanalyzer.org)

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Global sea surface temperature is heading sky high (climatereanalyzer.org)

submitted 1 year ago by alongwaysgone to c/[email protected]

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If you haven't seen these charts, they're a bit scary. The global surface temperature of the oceans continues to break records every couple of days. And is heading nowhere but up, up, up.

Sea surface temperature graph looking pretty terrifying right about now (climatereanalyzer.org)

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This interactive model created by the University of Maine shows a much higher sea surface temperatures, compared to any other year.

Hang on to your butts people. Scientists still can't agree if a BOE (Blue Ocean Event) will come in our lifetime, but things do not look promising.

To see a real-time global map of sea surface temperatures, go to earth.nullschool.net and select Ocean - SST, or Ocean - SSTA for a map of sea surface temperature anomalies.