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To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1108800)	1/7/2019 4:48:40 PM
From: maceng2	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 1570748

I am open to discussion on the point. There seems to be some problems with the temperature measurements. youtube.com more... Just let the simple stuff at the begining trundle along. It gets to more serious stuff later. youtube.com and youtube.com

To: Wharf Rat who wrote (1108800)

7/1/2025 9:43:31 PM

From: Maple MAGA

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"This video is from 2014, which was the warmest recorded year. Now it's the 5th warmest."

Wrong again RAT, it is closer to the tenth.

Here’s how the numbers actually stack up today:

2014 was, at the time, the warmest year on record globally noaa.gov+15ncei.noaa.gov+15climate.gov+15.

But since then, Earth has continued warming, and recent years have surpassed it.

According to the World Meteorological Organization (WMO) and other datasets:

2024 is confirmed as the hottest year on record, breaking the 1.5?°C threshold above pre-industrial levels carbonbrief.org+8wmo.int+8ft.com+8.
2023 stands as the second warmest (~1.48?°C above pre-industrial) ncei.noaa.gov+15en.wikipedia.org+15wmo.int+15.
Other record-breakers include 2016, 2020, and 2019, making up the top five on NOAA’s ranking of global combined land-and-ocean temperatures en.wikipedia.org+1ncei.noaa.gov+1.

So where does that leave 2014?

It's now outside the top five, likely within the top ten, as every year from 2015 onward has been warmer en.wikipedia.org+1wmo.int+1.

Moreover:

2025 is currently on track to finish as one of the top three warmest years, very likely ending in the top five carbonbrief.org+1yaleclimateconnections.org+1.
WMO projects an 80% chance that a new annual temperature record will be set by 2029, with a high likelihood of surpassing 1.5?°C again before then theguardian.com+1carbonbrief.org+1.

Summary:

2024	1st warmest	~1.55–1.6°C
2023	2nd warmest	~1.48°C
2016	3rd	~1.00°C
2020	4th	~0.98°C
2019	5th	~0.95°C