Guest post by Larry Hamlin
NOAA published The global time series average temperature anomaly data updated in June 2024 shows that The Earth is experiencing a downward trend in monthly anomalies.
This result marks the continued weakening of the natural climate of the recent El Niño event declared by the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) to begin in July 2023.
This latest The trend of El Niño events has increased influence Since the beginning, global average temperature anomalies have been politically manipulated by climate alarmists to claim that a global “climate emergency” is occurring, which is nothing more than politically orchestrated alarmist hype in an election year.
Data analysis is as follows Assess 30-year period (Clearly revealed that weakening El Niño causes lower global monthly mean temperature anomalies) show All NOAA global time series monthly mean temperature anomaly measurements from January 1995 to June 2024.
NOAA's latest updated 2024 report highlights the latest values in June versus previous June outliers, but does not provide a prominent comparison that covers all months, as is the case with NOAA's May update, as reported in the WUWT article for May 2024. As mentioned in the monthly update (found here) which hides the comparison of May 2024 with all other months.
NOAA's global land and ocean average temperature anomaly data in June 2024 (as shown below) This most recent monthly value is identified as having continued a 10-month downward trend since peaking at 1.42 degrees Celsius in September and November 2023 (shown in the table below), while the value in June 2024 was 1.22 degrees Celsius (highlighted in red) This makes the monthly abnormal value in June only 342ND Highest value among 354 measured values.
NOAA's Global Land June 2024 average temperature anomaly data (below) It was determined that this latest value continues an eight-month downward trend since the November 2023 El Niño peak of 2.36 degrees Celsius (see table below) to 1.75 degrees Celsius (highlighted in red), leaving the June value of just 325th 354 measurements.
In addition, the table also shows that the global average land temperature anomaly in June 2024 is significantly lower than the previous monthly average temperature anomaly of 2.51 degrees Celsius at the peak of El Niño in February 2016 (8 years ago).
These June 2024 monthly global mean temperature anomaly downward trend patterns continue in other regions of the NOAA globe, including the Northern Hemisphere, Southern Hemisphere, Asia, Europe, North America, Oceania, Eastern Pacific, Hawaii, the Arctic, and Antarctica, as updated and determined by NOAA The global region map of is shown below and discussed.
These consistent global trends in abnormally lower regional average temperatures make it clear that the planet is not experiencing a “climate emergency” as has been falsely hyped by climate alarmists who have politically exploited the recent El Niño-driven Global mean temperature anomaly results.
Northern Hemisphere Land and Ocean
Monthly average temperature anomalies in June 2024 (as shown below) The 8-month continuing downward trend value is 1.56 degrees Celsius (highlighted in red) is 2.01°C below the El Niño mean temperature anomaly peak in November 2023 (see table) and 1.84°C below the previous El Niño event peak in February 2016. This makes the outlier measured in June 2024 only 339th Highest value among 354 measurements.
northern hemisphere land
Monthly average temperature anomalies in June 2024 (as shown below) The 8-month downward trend value is 1.97 degrees Celsius (highlighted in red) is lower than the peak El Niño mean temperature anomaly of 2.90 degrees Celsius in November 2023 (see table) and also lower than the peak abnormal peak of El Niño events before February 2016 of 3.15 degrees Celsius. This makes the outlier measured in June 2024 only 317th Highest value among 354 measurements.
Southern Hemisphere Land and Ocean
Monthly average temperature anomalies in June 2024 (as shown below) The 10-month downward trend is 0.88 degrees Celsius (highlighted in red) is 1.10 degrees Celsius below the El Niño mean temperature anomaly peak in September 2023 (see table). This makes the outlier measured in June 2024 only 347th Highest value among 354 measurements.
southern hemisphere land
Monthly average temperature anomalies in June 2024 (as shown below) The 10-month continuing downward trend value is 1.25 degrees Celsius (highlighted in red) is well below the El Niño average September 2023 temperature anomaly peak of 2.51 degrees Celsius (see table). This makes the outlier measured in June 2024 only 316th Highest value among 354 measurements.
Asia Land
Monthly average temperature anomalies in June 2024 (as shown below) The downward trend value is 2.08 degrees Celsius (highlighted in red) is well below the February 2020 monthly mean temperature anomaly peak of 4.10 degrees Celsius (see table). This makes the outlier measured in June 2024 only 299th Highest value among 354 measurements.
Continental Europe
Monthly average temperature anomalies in June 2024 (as shown below) The 5-month continuing downward trend value is 2.55 degrees Celsius (highlighted in red) is well below the February 2024 monthly mean temperature anomaly peak of 4.15 degrees Celsius (see table). This makes the outlier measured in June 2024 only 332ND Highest value among 354 measurements.
North America ground transportation
Monthly average temperature anomalies in June 2024 (as shown below) The 7-month continuing downward trend value is 1.54 degrees Celsius (highlighted in red) is well below the previous El Niño peak monthly mean temperature anomaly of 4.41 degrees Celsius in December 2023 (see table). This makes the outlier measured in June 2024 only 257th Highest value among 354 measurements.
Oceania continent
Monthly average temperature anomalies in June 2024 (as shown below) The downward trend value is 0.72 degrees Celsius (highlighted in red) was well below the December 2019 average monthly temperature anomaly peak of 2.21 degrees Celsius (see table). This makes the outlier measured in June 2024 only 166th Highest value among 354 measurements.
Eastern Pacific Land and Sea
Monthly average temperature anomalies in June 2024 (as shown below) The downward trend value is 0.65 degrees Celsius (highlighted in red) is well below the October 2015 average monthly temperature anomaly peak of 1.79 degrees Celsius (see table). This makes the outlier measured in June 2024 only 236th Highest value among 354 measurements.
hawaii land and sea
Monthly average temperature anomalies in June 2024 (as shown below) The downward trend value is 0.36 degrees Celsius (highlighted in red) was well below the September 2015 average monthly temperature anomaly peak of 1.76 degrees Celsius (see table). This makes the outlier measured in June 2024 only 167th Highest value among 354 measurements.
Arctic land and sea
Monthly average temperature anomalies in June 2024 (as shown below) The downward trend value is 1.60 degrees Celsius (highlighted in red) is well below the January 2016 average monthly temperature anomaly peak of 4.99 degrees Celsius (see table). This leaves the outlier measured in June 2024 at only 198th Highest value among 354 measurements.
Antarctic land and sea
The June 2024 monthly mean temperature anomaly (shown below) has a downward trend value of 0.10 degrees Celsius (highlighted in red), which is well below the previous peak of the August 1996 monthly mean temperature anomaly (nearly 3 decades ago) value is 2.23 degrees Celsius (see table). This makes the outlier measured in June 2024 only 144th Highest value among 354 measurements.
The latest NOAA global time series monthly average temperature anomaly data. The above downward trend clearly shows that the earth is not experiencing anything resembling a “climate emergency”, which is not supported by climate science data and is purely driven by Politically driven climate alarmist hype is the opposite.
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