This seems ominous.
New #StateofClimate update from WMO and @MetOffice: 66% chance that annual global surface temperature will temporarily exceed 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels for at least one of next 5 years 98% likelihood that at least one of next five years will be warmest on record. pic.twitter.com/30KcRT9Tht — World Meteorological Organization (@WMO) May 17, 2023
New #StateofClimate update from WMO and @MetOffice:
66% chance that annual global surface temperature will temporarily exceed 1.5°C above pre-industrial levels for at least one of next 5 years
98% likelihood that at least one of next five years will be warmest on record. pic.twitter.com/30KcRT9Tht
— World Meteorological Organization (@WMO) May 17, 2023
Global temperatures are set to reach new records in the next five years, says new #StateofClimate update from WMO and @metoffice:🔗https://t.co/4PpgpKo9Hd pic.twitter.com/GSn41DWphB — World Meteorological Organization (@WMO) May 17, 2023
Global temperatures are set to reach new records in the next five years, says new #StateofClimate update from WMO and @metoffice:🔗https://t.co/4PpgpKo9Hd pic.twitter.com/GSn41DWphB
Oh well. We can always escape the heat by taking a cruise to Alaska.
Where it will be nice and balmy, although with no views of glaciers and snow capped mountains.
Maybe join Elon Musk in a colony on Mars.
One thing about Mars: we could warm it a hell of a lot before it even became livable.
The trouble with Mars is not warming, though. It’s the lack of a significant magnetic field. Humans fundamentally cannot survive there, unless we’re burrowed underground like moles.
Where it will be nice and balmy, although with no views of glaciers and snow capped mountains.
Maybe join Elon Musk in a colony on Mars.
One thing about Mars: we could warm it a hell of a lot before it even became livable.
The trouble with Mars is not warming, though. It’s the lack of a significant magnetic field. Humans fundamentally cannot survive there, unless we’re burrowed underground like moles.