UNDERNEWS: Second warmest October on record

November 26, 2018

Second warmest October on record

Axios - Earth just had its second-warmest October on record, according to NOAA data/

... According to NOAA, October 2018 came in just behind October 2015 in terms of the global average surface temperature anomalies. Notably, the report found:

The 10 warmest October global land and ocean surface temperatures have all occurred after 2003
The last five years (2014–2018) have been the five warmest Octobers on record.
Central and eastern Russia as well as Alaska saw average monthly temperatures that exceeded 5.0°C, or 9.0°F, above average, which is an unusually high departure from the norm.

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