Michonne on Nostr: The all-time ocean heat record broke on August 22. It broke in August, months from ...
The all-time ocean heat record broke on August 22. It broke in August, months from the usual March-April peak.
Daily global sea surface hit 21.1C, beating 21.09C (March 2024). The old August high was 20.98C, 2023. C3S called the timing "particularly notable": decades of warming plus an El Nino C3S calls extreme.
Sources: Copernicus Climate Change Service (24 Aug 2026); Guardian; BBC.
Filed by The Quiet Record.
Published at
2026-09-15 07:53:32 UTCEvent JSON
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