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Originally posted by bellcurve: ↑

below a screenshot including graphic and text contained in Copernicus' climate analysis for May lifted from their page as per below.

Copernicus said the May 2025 value was below that of May last year but a tad above that in May 2023.

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So in other words no warming, but On June 11, 1914 was 104F (40C) at Troy, Alabama, which was twenty degrees warmer than today’s forecast...

https://www.ncei.noaa.gov/pub/data/ghcn/daily/all/USC00018323.dly
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