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Preliminary comparison of the large-scale weather situation during the 1957 Valencia flood (left) and conditions yesterday (right). Remarkably similar but now happening in a warmer and moister atmosphere. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1957_Vale…

Scientists have been trying to warn us that climate impacts will have serious consequences. Also, that these impacts won't just occur in faraway places. - Valencia, Spain, last night. Coming to a street near you. (Unless we choose to decarbonise as fast as we can, not as slowly

🇪🇸 Les terribles inondations dans la région de Valence s'expliquent notamment par des orages qui se sont régénérés continuellement au même endroit, pendant plusieurs heures. 🛰️On parle d’un orage en V en raison de sa forme, comme on le voit sur cette image prise mercredi soir.

Les inondations de Valence ont déchaîné les climatosceptiques. Les mêmes qui s’opposaient aux restrictions d’urbanisation en zone inondable et au zéro artificialisation nette s’improvisent anti-« béton » pour nier l’impact du changement climatique au nom du « bon sens ». Un 🧵 👇

"I understand why you're doing it but for heaven's sake... ...and then you see the scenes in Spain." It's a relief to see James O'Brien connecting the dots. So few journalists are. Direct action from ordinary people is needed more than ever to force those in power to act.

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Marine heatwaves (MHWs) don’t just harm ecosystems—they also alter the ocean’s carbon cycle! Our new analysis of 30 global datasets shows ocean CO₂ uptake drops by 8% during MHWs, with regional anomalies reaching up to 30%. doi.org/10.1029/2024GL…

Analysis: Why scientists think 100% of global warming is due to humans | @‌hausfath #CBarchive Read here: buff.ly/3ZYG5Xo

NEW – Met Office: Atmospheric CO2 rise now exceeding IPCC 1.5C pathways | Prof Richard Betts Met Office Read here ➡️ buff.ly/4fVVvRb

A severe cold spell is expected to develop across parts of North America later this weekend. This is then likely to bring a change to our weather as we move towards the end of next week Find out how and why below 👇

Influences on global temperature over time. Source: 4th US National Climate Assessment

🌡️ A record-breaking climate year in seven key charts. Discover the data from the Global Climate Highlights 2024 report: bit.ly/4gXCCi7 #C3S #CopernicusClimate

State of the climate: 2024 sets a new record as the first year above 1.5C | Zeke Hausfather Read here: buff.ly/3E5i4Wp

We've put together a little explainer on Storm Éowyn, its development, where it stands compared to other (in)famous storms and on whether future explosive cyclones could become more "sting-jetty" and diabatically driven theconversation.com/why-meteorolog… Reading Meteorology National Centre for Atmospheric Science

#Communiqué 🗞️ Le CNRS exprime sa solidarité avec les scientifiques exerçant aux États-Unis, où la liberté académique est aujourd'hui mise à l’épreuve. #standupforscience2025 👉 cnrs.fr/fr/presse/le-c…

Prolonged and intense marine heatwave bring waters in Northwest European seas to unprecedented levels bbc.co.uk/news/articles/…

The sunny and largely settled conditions this Spring haven't just been over land ☀️ Combined with weak winds and waves, the conditions have warmed sea surface temperatures to record levels for the time of year, leading to a prolonged marine heatwave Read more in our blog 👇

To put the very warm sea temperatures off the west coast of the UK, it’s one of the most anomalous areas in the world at the moment.