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Earth had its coolest February on record since 2014

March 12, 2021

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State of the Climate

A bird's-eye view of snowy conditions in a business complex south of Dallas-Fort Worth Airport (near HWY 360) in Texas the week of February 14, 2021. A historic winter storm hit most of Texas and brought brutally cold temperatures and crippling ice and snow to the state.

U.S. had its coldest February in more than 30 years

March 8, 2021

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A bird's-eye view of snowy conditions in a business complex south of Dallas-Fort Worth Airport (near HWY 360) in Texas the week of February 14, 2021. A historic winter storm hit most of Texas and brought brutally cold temperatures and crippling ice and snow to the state.

Earth just had its 7th-warmest January on record

February 12, 2021

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March 2014: A expansive view of broken ice cover on the open water of Lake Superior under a clear blue sky captured from aboard the U.S. Coast Guard vessel Mackinaw. The front of the vessel seen on the bottom right side of the photo. NOAA’s Great Lakes seasonal ice forecasts can be found at: https://www.glerl.noaa.gov/data/ice/#forecast⁣.

January 2021 was among the top-10 warmest for U.S.

February 8, 2021

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March 2014: A expansive view of broken ice cover on the open water of Lake Superior under a clear blue sky captured from aboard the U.S. Coast Guard vessel Mackinaw. The front of the vessel seen on the bottom right side of the photo. NOAA’s Great Lakes seasonal ice forecasts can be found at: https://www.glerl.noaa.gov/data/ice/#forecast⁣.

Irvine, California: Two fires began early morning of October 26, 2020, which quickly spread over 30,000 acres in 48 hours. More than 90,000 people were mandated to evacuate. The wildfires in this photo are captured raging in the hills just behind the nighttime urban city landscape of two tall towers and many buildings. The U.S. West experienced its most active wildfire season in 2020, with California recording 5 of the 6 largest wildfires in its history.

Record number of billion-dollar disasters struck U.S. in 2020

January 8, 2021

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Irvine, California: Two fires began early morning of October 26, 2020, which quickly spread over 30,000 acres in 48 hours. More than 90,000 people were mandated to evacuate. The wildfires in this photo are captured raging in the hills just behind the nighttime urban city landscape of two tall towers and many buildings. The U.S. West experienced its most active wildfire season in 2020, with California recording 5 of the 6 largest wildfires in its history.

November and 2020 year to date rank 2nd hottest on record for globe

December 14, 2020

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Western U.S. states had a remarkably warm autumn in 2020. Pictured here is an October 16, 2020, photo of national forest lands in Colorado posted by the U.S. Forest Service at facebook.com/GMUG.NF.

U.S. just had its 4th-hottest November and year to date on record

December 9, 2020

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Western U.S. states had a remarkably warm autumn in 2020. Pictured here is an October 16, 2020, photo of national forest lands in Colorado posted by the U.S. Forest Service at facebook.com/GMUG.NF.

Remarkably warm October fuels march toward 2nd-hottest year

November 13, 2020

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