The @WMO State of the Climate Update 2026 was just released https://t.co/wqcfACSJwf
"We are supercharging our weather and El Niño will be a risk multiplier. Heatwaves, tropical cyclones, and rainstorms are intensifying faster than our historical baselines prepared us for" #COP31
Global ocean temperatures have set new daily record highs for over 150 days! Questions about recent warming? Join our next webinar and bring them!
➡️ Register here: https://t.co/KFlCqNqnbD. A recording will be shared afterward with everyone who registers but is unable to attend.
My monthly #Arctic temperature graphics are now updated for data through October 2026. Warmer than average conditions were found over the entire Arctic Ocean during the month.
Check them out at: https://t.co/QEaNIX4gLG #DataViz#SciComm#OpenScience#OpenData
My consistent answer to the easiest and most effective climate change solution: "voting"
Stay informed, and get involved in your community. Your voice matters.
It's Polar Bear Week! I spent an incredible week in Churchill visiting Polar Bears International and seeing firsthand how climate change is affecting this part of the Arctic.
Give them a follow: @PolarBears and learn more about upcoming events: https://t.co/0r81AhmjFY
"We will discuss the importance of clear and visual storytelling, especially when talking about tough topics." via @exploreorg and @PolarBears at https://t.co/o5hQFOWU0R
I hope you all don't mind polar bear pictures from my trip that I'll be randomly sharing over the next few weeks 🤭
Here's one from yesterday in the Churchill Wildlife Management Area. Some of the surrounding wetlands are beginning to form ice, & we receiving a dusting of snow.
I'm up in Churchill with @PolarBears keeping a close eye on the start of the freeze-up this year. No ice yet, and climate change is pushing this later and later into the season. This means polar bears have to spend more time on land before they can return to the sea ice to hunt.
I'm headed up to the tundra next week to observe the annual polar bear migration along the Hudson Bay in Canada and do science communication and educational outreach on the effects of our rapidly warming Arctic.
Follow along with our trip at @PolarBears: https://t.co/8qIEYp8GB7
El Niño is everywhere in the headlines, but ultimately human-caused climate change is the key reason for the record global warmth. 📈
Curious about how these two climate stories relate? Learn more in our latest report: https://t.co/CW4fXdzqJX
Learn more about this new live dashboard in https://t.co/HMN4BroH2l
"The changes we can measure in each of these indicators have growing consequences for communities, economies, and ecosystems around the world."
We're excited to share our new climate change indicators tool, with interactive real-time visualizations and data. We hope to expand it, so please let us know what you'd like to see!
➡️ Global Indicators: https://t.co/SYUX7Fjubg
▶️ Local climate: https://t.co/ZHNjVkl50U