Ocean Heat, Sea Level, and Global Temperatures Hit Record Highs in 2024 Report
CBS NewsSeptember 5, 20251 min11,750 views
8 connectionsΒ·13 entities in this videoβ2024 Climate Report Findings
- π The American Meteorological Society's state of the climate report reveals concerning global trends for 2024.
- π Record highs were observed in annual global temperature, greenhouse gas concentrations, and ocean heat.
Ocean Conditions
- π Oceans, covering two-thirds of the Earth, are masking many of the planet's current changes.
- π‘οΈ There was a record average of 100 marine heatwave days in 2024, contrasted with a new record low of nine marine cold spell days.
Global Temperature Trends
- π‘οΈ The annual global temperature reached its hottest point since modern recordkeeping began nearly two centuries ago.
- π Even small decimal increases in temperature over decades accumulate significantly, indicating an unhealthy trend.
Extreme Weather and Glaciers
- π§ Glaciers across the planet are melting at an extremely rapid rate.
- πΈ In the US, 2024 saw 27 separate disasters each costing a billion dollars or more in damages.
- π§οΈ The year also experienced unprecedented extreme rainfall and was the third wettest year since 1983.
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Ocean HeatGlobal Sea LevelGlobal TemperatureGreenhouse Gas ConcentrationsMarine HeatwavesMarine Cold SpellsRecord HighsClimate ReportAmerican Meteorological SocietyMelting GlaciersExtreme RainfallDisaster Costs
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