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Ed Hawkins

@ed_hawkins

Climate scientist, NCAS/University of Reading | IPCC AR6 Lead Author | MBE | Warming Stripes: ShowYourStripes.info | Views own

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Climate Central (@climatecentral) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Today is #ShowYourStripes Day 🔵🔴 A single image. A century of data. Every city, state, county -- the planet -- has an impact of climate change story — and the stripes show it. Post yours. Highlight the warming where you live. Start the conversation.

Today is #ShowYourStripes Day 🔵🔴

A single image. A century of data.
Every city, state, county -- the planet -- has an impact of climate change story — and the stripes show it.

Post yours. Highlight the warming where you live.
Start the conversation.
Uni of Reading (@uniofreading) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The climate stripes for more than 800 cities and 150 countries worldwide have been updated with temperature data from 2024 - and all are available to be downloaded for FREE for #ShowYourStripesDay Help us make a difference rdg.ac/3xPtlH2 #ShowYourStripes

The climate stripes for more than 800 cities and 150 countries worldwide have been updated with temperature data from 2024 - and all are available to be downloaded for FREE for #ShowYourStripesDay

Help us make a difference rdg.ac/3xPtlH2 

#ShowYourStripes
Ed Hawkins (@ed_hawkins) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Every country is warming. Every country is experiencing more extreme weather events because of climate change, mainly caused by burning fossil fuels. Time to #ShowYourStripes and start climate conversations to prompt actions to reduce emissions. ShowYourStripes.info

Jeff Berardelli (@weatherprof) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Did you know that NOT all the atmosphere is warming?Greenhouse gases are trapping excess heat in the lower atm & oceans. To compensate (energy balance) the upper atm is emitting more heat, thus cooling. This was all predicted decades ago by models. It happening. #ShowYourStripes

Did you know that NOT all the atmosphere is warming?Greenhouse gases are trapping excess heat in the lower atm & oceans. To compensate (energy balance) the upper atm is emitting more heat, thus cooling. This was all predicted decades ago by models. It happening. #ShowYourStripes
Dr. Robert Rohde (@rarohde) 's Twitter Profile Photo

But let's assume classifying weather stations by their surrounding population density is at least somewhat useful for eliminating biases. How does the global land average from the 19% of very rural stations compare to the average of all stations? They are extremely similar. 5/

But let's assume classifying weather stations by their surrounding population density is at least somewhat useful for eliminating biases.

How does the global land average from the 19% of very rural stations compare to the average of all stations?

They are extremely similar.

5/
Co-Centre for Climate + Biodiversity + Water (@climatecocentre) 's Twitter Profile Photo

🎮🌍 Our Deputy Director Ed Hawkins and fellow Uni of Reading researchers helped turn climate data into Climate Station — an immersive experience for PS5 & PS VR2 that launched last week. playstation.com/en-ca/games/cl… #ShowYourStripes PlayStation Research Ireland DAERA UK Research and Innovation

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Climate mitigation and adaptation measures are not costs. They are investments. The true costs occur when mitigation fails and adaptation is too slow so we suffer from continually worsening extreme weather events like heatwaves and floods. Invest now to reduce costs in future.

TeachGeogs 🌍 (@teachgeogs) 's Twitter Profile Photo

istheukhotrightnow.com What a superb webpage! aka “how much hotter is the UK right now?” Click on a dot for stats breakdown of temp ‘now’ vs climatic average. Dan Harris, Ed Hawkins Uni of Reading

istheukhotrightnow.com

What a superb webpage! 
aka “how much hotter is the UK right now?”

Click on a dot for stats breakdown of temp ‘now’ vs climatic average. 

Dan Harris, <a href="/ed_hawkins/">Ed Hawkins</a> <a href="/UniofReading/">Uni of Reading</a>
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Journalists writing about UK heatwave today: Watch the temperatures rise around the country, including how much warmer than normal they are. istheukhotrightnow.com

Ed Hawkins (@ed_hawkins) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Wide areas of the UK are currently 10-12°C above normal for the time of day and time of the year. Updated every hour: istheukhotrightnow.com

Wide areas of the UK are currently 10-12°C above normal for the time of day and time of the year.  

Updated every hour: istheukhotrightnow.com
Ed Hawkins (@ed_hawkins) 's Twitter Profile Photo

1°C of global warming does NOT mean that heatwaves 'just' get hotter by 1°C. Over large parts of the UK, global warming means that heatwaves are 3-4°C warmer, with worse consequences for people and ecosystems.

1°C of global warming does NOT mean that heatwaves 'just' get hotter by 1°C.

Over large parts of the UK, global warming means that heatwaves are 3-4°C warmer, with worse consequences for people and ecosystems.
Dr. Robert Rohde (@rarohde) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Ed Hawkins Yes, not only does land generally warm faster than the global average (because oceans warm slower), but in some locations, temperature extremes are rising faster than the averages. Western Europe peak temperatures are up over 3°C since 1970. x.com/RARohde/status…

Ed Hawkins (@ed_hawkins) 's Twitter Profile Photo

In a UK newspaper opinion piece today, Matt Ridley says: "winter nighttime temperatures have risen faster than summer daytime ones" Um, no, not for the UK which the article is about. In fact, the hottest summer days are warming 2x faster than coldest winter nights.

In a UK newspaper opinion piece today, Matt Ridley says: "winter nighttime temperatures have risen faster than summer daytime ones"  

Um, no, not for the UK which the article is about. In fact, the hottest summer days are warming 2x faster than coldest winter nights.