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From: Wharf Rat9/2/2025 4:06:34 PM
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Extreme Temperature Diary- Tuesday September 2nd, 2025/ Main Topic: China and Japan Warming Rapidly a Climate Changing World – Guy On Climate

Dear Diary. Yesterday on the first day of meteorological fall I got an astounding note concerning China and Japan from weather historian Maximiliano Herrera:
And astounding heat continues into September:

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As I’ve long suspected, many other portions of the world are warming faster than the United States due to climate change, and that would include China and Japan. Perhaps this is due to Asia being the largest land mass, but I’m scratching my head to come up with answers.

In any case, a heat dome over the two countries seems to keep going on and on as opposed to what happens here in which numerous heat domes build then collapse over the course of summer:

Note the large area of above average 500 millibar heights depicted in orange.

The associated marine heatwave now extends from coastal Asia all the way eastward to North America:

We will stay on top of Asian climate trends going into 2026.

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Here is More Climate News from Monday:(As usual, this will be a fluid post in which more information gets added during the day as it crosses my radar, crediting all who have put it on-line. Items will be archived on this site for posterity. In most instances click on the pictures of each tweet to see each article. The most noteworthy items will be listed first.)

More than 85 scientists say that a recent U.S. Department of Energy report is full of errors and misrepresents climate science.

— NPR (@npr.org) 2025-09-02T15:04:49.193229Z


The Nate Silver bit verifies, anyway: www.huffpost.com/entry/nate-s...

— Michael E. Mann (@michaelemann.bsky.social) 2025-09-01T21:44:26.613Z


Meteorological summer is now in the books. It was the 3rd hottest in Tampa's history. Tampa International Airport hit two major milestones in 2025. First 100 degree day on record and the hottest heat index on record (119)! Both all-time highs at the end of July.

— Jeff Berardelli (@weatherprof.bsky.social) 2025-09-02T01:32:50.983Z


Florida summer mornings have warmed up significantly over the past few decades. We now see 7X the # of 80 degree mornings in Tampa!! (as an example) This graphic shows the dramatic rise in 80 degree morning lows. The summer (June-Jul-Aug) long-term average is 4… but now-a-days we see about 30! 1/

— Jeff Berardelli (@weatherprof.bsky.social) 2025-09-02T19:23:17.464Z


Up to 70% this morning on our African tropical wave. Here are the Euro Ensemble Spaghetti plots. It’s far out there and there’s plenty of time to track. Odds are it stays a fish storm but that’s not for certain.

— Jeff Berardelli (@weatherprof.bsky.social) 2025-09-02T11:50:50.571Z


. India's first solar-equipped railway tracks launched in Varanasi; green energy push gains speed We need to take urgent #ClimateAction right now to avoid the worst of Climate Change! More: www.daijiworld.com/news/new... .

— My Zero Carbon #ClimateAction (@myzerocarbon.org) 2025-09-02T10:30:02.940Z


“Ministers must scrupulously avoid any danger of an actual or perceived conflict of interest between their ministerial position and their private interests.” It seems that even out of Office, the Tories are still cocking a snook at the Ministerial Code.

— James Woodfield (@jameswoodfield.bsky.social) 2025-09-02T08:54:28.522Z


Trump tariffs and green energy rollbacks push household electricity bills up 10% www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025...

— CoolCat (@little-pig-boy.bsky.social) 2025-08-23T20:55:30.763Z


Tawas Lake is a beautiful example of a shallow lake, teeming with life. Read the article to view gorgeous photos and read about how this NE Michigan community is working to balance wild rice/manoomin conservation with recreation and invasive species management.

— Jo Latimore (@jolatimore.bsky.social) 2025-09-02T12:57:09.986Z

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