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Topic: Monthly climate report

MARCH 30, 2024, PHILIPPINES: A person takes a dip in Manila Bay, hoping to cool down as the state weather bureau warned of heat indexes reaching dangerous levels of up to 110 degrees F in some areas. March 2024 was the warmest March on record for the world, and the tenth month in a row of record heat.

Last month was Earth's warmest March on record

April 12, 2024

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MARCH 30, 2024, PHILIPPINES: A person takes a dip in Manila Bay, hoping to cool down as the state weather bureau warned of heat indexes reaching dangerous levels of up to 110 degrees F in some areas. March 2024 was the warmest March on record for the world, and the tenth month in a row of record heat.

March 15, 2024: An aerial view of homes destroyed by a tornado in Winchester, Indiana. Severe weather and wildfires ravaged parts of the U.S. in March 2024.

March wrapped up nation’s 5th-warmest, 10th-wettest year so far

April 8, 2024

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March 15, 2024: An aerial view of homes destroyed by a tornado in Winchester, Indiana. Severe weather and wildfires ravaged parts of the U.S. in March 2024.

FEBRUARY 4, 2024: An aerial view of destroyed houses at Villa El Olivar in the wake of forest fires in Vina del Mar, Chile. At least 1,300 homes were destroyed as unusually high temperatures of 40 degrees C (104 degrees F) hit the country. South America sweltered through its warmest February on record in 2024.

Earth just had its warmest February on record

March 14, 2024

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FEBRUARY 4, 2024: An aerial view of destroyed houses at Villa El Olivar in the wake of forest fires in Vina del Mar, Chile. At least 1,300 homes were destroyed as unusually high temperatures of 40 degrees C (104 degrees F) hit the country. South America sweltered through its warmest February on record in 2024.

February 18, 2024: Waves roll toward the shore on Lake Michigan in St. Joseph, Michigan.The Great Lakes shorelines are historically ice covered this time of year. Persistent warmth resulted in a steady decrease in ice coverage across the Great Lakes this winter, which reached a historical low of 2.7% on February 11.

The U.S. had its warmest winter on record

March 8, 2024

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February 18, 2024: Waves roll toward the shore on Lake Michigan in St. Joseph, Michigan.The Great Lakes shorelines are historically ice covered this time of year. Persistent warmth resulted in a steady decrease in ice coverage across the Great Lakes this winter, which reached a historical low of 2.7% on February 11.

January 9, 2024: A resident walks through floodwater in Rochester, Australia, after heavy rainfall. January 2024 was the second-wettest January for the globe, following on the heels of a record-wet December.

January 2024 marked 8th month in a row of record global warmth

February 14, 2024

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January 9, 2024: A resident walks through floodwater in Rochester, Australia, after heavy rainfall. January 2024 was the second-wettest January for the globe, following on the heels of a record-wet December.

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The nation just saw its 10th-wettest January on record

February 8, 2024

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March 31, 2023: Tornado damage in the Walnut Ridge neighborhood of Little Rock, Arkansas. This tornado, as well as the larger severe weather outbreak associated with it, was one of 28 separate billion-dollar disasters to impact the U.S. in 2023.

U.S. struck with historic number of billion-dollar disasters in 2023

January 9, 2024

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March 31, 2023: Tornado damage in the Walnut Ridge neighborhood of Little Rock, Arkansas. This tornado, as well as the larger severe weather outbreak associated with it, was one of 28 separate billion-dollar disasters to impact the U.S. in 2023.

November 15, 2023: An aerial view of people enjoying the beach amid a record-breaking heat wave at Ipanema Beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. November 2023 was South America’s warmest November ever recorded.

Earth had its warmest November on record

December 14, 2023

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November 15, 2023: An aerial view of people enjoying the beach amid a record-breaking heat wave at Ipanema Beach in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. November 2023 was South America’s warmest November ever recorded.

August 31, 2023: A fallen tree obstructs a road in the aftermath of Hurricane Idalia in Perry, Florida, after the storm made landfall as a major Category 3 hurricane. The 2023 Atlantic hurricane season officially ended on November 30.

November wrapped up 6th-warmest autumn on record for U.S.

December 8, 2023

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August 31, 2023: A fallen tree obstructs a road in the aftermath of Hurricane Idalia in Perry, Florida, after the storm made landfall as a major Category 3 hurricane. The 2023 Atlantic hurricane season officially ended on November 30.

October 4, 2023: An aerial view of the drought-hit harbor of Cacau Pirêra, where houses that normally float on the water are lying on the river bed in Iranduba, Amazonas, Brazil. October 2023 was the world’s — and South America’s — warmest October on record.

The planet just had its warmest October on record

November 15, 2023

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October 4, 2023: An aerial view of the drought-hit harbor of Cacau Pirêra, where houses that normally float on the water are lying on the river bed in Iranduba, Amazonas, Brazil. October 2023 was the world’s — and South America’s — warmest October on record.

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