Much of the information in this report comes from the monthly emails I receive from John Bateman. He does public outreach for NOAA and in particular NCEI. I could find the same information and more on the NCEI website but John Bateman produces a good summary so I use it or most of it. I also add additional information from NCEI or other NOAA websites. At the end of the article, I provide two links that will get you to the full reports and much additional information.



I start with the trends of February Temperature looking at first CONUS, then all of North America and then the World both land and water.

This is the temperature trend for CONUS. There was a decrease for February in 2024 as compared to February in 2023. I show all the data for February starting with 1895. |

This is the temperature trend for North America. It covers a larger geographical area but I find it easier to read. |

The temperature for the world, land and water hit a new record. |
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