2023 is the hottest year on record, but are there reasons to be cheerful? | The Climate Show
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- Tom Heap is joined by some special guests as he looks back over a remarkable year in climate science and politics, with some possible reasons to be cheerful in 2024.
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More BS
Not in the UK it wasn't - rained for months - May was the only good month, still raining now
Yeah. The hottest year on record for the UK was last year. Probably not going to beat it this year.
2023 is the wetest year in uk
@@RaRa-eu9mwthis year summer maximum temperature only reached 32. Last year was 40
@@Ana05702 Yep. The record hottest temperature was set last year. 32 is closer to the average for the UK (though still above it)
It was 50F in N India last week clear to Bhopal, and only 40F in Hong Kong. 17F low was recorded in Mexico, frost damaging their major agricultural export. British Columbia had the worst summer in living memory and why no screaming IPCC headlines about Alaska. Last December it was 20F here. Today it's 50F. Magic CO2!
Was it bollocks this December alone has been the coldest ive experienced and the longest steak of sunshine we got in wales this year was about a week
This December is actually one of the warmest we've ever had. Provisional data suggesting it may be a record warm December.
@@RaRa-eu9mw no it's not it's been minus 3 at some points and it's just been storm after storm
@@24SparrowJack Where exactly are we talking about?
@@RaRa-eu9mw It was 50F in India last week, 40F in Hong Kong. Your model is broken. IPCC no longer relies on field temperatures, only model SIMULATIONS.
@@robertmarmaduke186 The IPCC doesn't do these measurements at all. The WMO does.
Uk isn’t getting hot every year it gets colder
UK is missing out on climate change
@@Ana05702 Brexit that mate. If you'd stayed in the EU then climate change would've happened.
Ever? does that include all the times the earth was literally on fire? or when that other planet crashed into the earth? what about when their were mega fauna?
What about when the romans grew grapes in the UK?
It doesn't include any pre-history. The earth was very much hotter when covered in magma. It *does* include the period when Romans grew grapes in the UK though - it's much hotter now than it was then.
@@RaRa-eu9mwit clearly isnt or we'd have vineyards in the north like they did then.
@@CJones-99 We do. Google "yorkshire vineyard" for loads of examples. We actually have more vineyards now than the Romans had.
@@CJones-99 All large scale Climate reconstructions of the Common Era show rapid warming in the Industrial Era. It’s warmer now than in the Roman Warm Period. PAGES 2k Consortium - Consistent multidecadal variability - Nature journal.
@@jamesmorrow1646 Nope. We dont grow grapes in the north of england today do we?
Not in New Zealand. Its been a freezing year.
Looking forward to the B-movie showing the earths destruction!
I'm from Fortaleza, a hot Northeastern city in Brazil, and I'm used to heat but I've never seen a year like this one. The hottest year of my life for sure.
Sure wasnt hot for those of us in NE Ohio . Coolest summer in a long time
Same as Australia, or at least my state of Victoria. Had to put the bloody heater on a couple of times, yet in the same time back in 2015 it was 40+ degrees celcius.
Every year is the hottest year on record
Because of the upwards trend, yes.
@@RaRa-eu9mw nope because they now take readings at ground level instead of a meter off the ground like before.
@@standfortruth4568 This is false. The WMO only accepts readings taken a meter off the ground, as has been the case since the 60s. The public can even visit weather monitoring stations and see ourselves that the boxes are indeed a meter off the ground.
It is part of the propaganda
@@Ana05702what propaganda?
Considering its been one of the coldest years here in nz.
We have had to light the fire in summer!
Its summer now, normally we would have had 25+ temps and have the pool operational.
The pool isnt even filled it's been too cold and the temps are averaging 10-13 degrees.
So it call bullsh1te on that.
China is having some of the lowest temps seen there ever, again I call bullsh1t.!
don't believe your lying eyes sly news will be your one source for truth. ps don't forget they now take the temp from ground level not as before a meter off the ground.
Yet here we are in the UK shivering
Strange as the "wild fires" turned out to be caused in the most by someone lighting them. Lots of arrests were made. I guess Sky missed that story
This is false. People claimed as such on twitter but there weren't actually any arrests.
@@RaRa-eu9mw ah really. So the arrests in Australia and Greece a fictitious lol. Reported and shown on mainstream media but doesn’t fit with climate change wildfires. Please troll someone else and get YOUR facts right
@@robrs210 The wildfires mentioned in this video were in Italy and Spain.
Are these same arsonists heating the oceans too?
@@buyingselling4889 no but my truck, house, car and lifestyle would
Is it cherry-picking season again, already?
How so cherry picking?
He means, 'Bottom of the barrel'.... The climate change denialists are clutching at any argument or doubling down... But time is running out.
Not ever, since records were kept & even if so ? So what. Great news, nice to be warm
Yeah won’t be great news when we can’t crops at scale
@@Jc-ms5vv That has never happened & never will
Yes! Summers in London are absolutely lovely now. Time to develop our beaches more. Which would be good since Heathrow doesn’t work anymore.
Better start with not releasing so much sewage into the beaches.
Summer this year was very wet. Increase in global temperatures could mean warm/wet in some regions but hot/dry in others.
If your year is hotter than mine, that means mine is cooler than your'un
Merry Christmas everyone. Especially to the millions of Brits who are literally signing and queuing to never be able to say that again. Keep it up, your culture will disappear.
That's what the labour voters want
Your sarcasm is showing. (I love it)
Good peice. I do like that some of them try to make the issue more about human lives and not just the vague concept of "the environment". As a medical professional, I find this definitely the way to go. Over 200 medical journals have declared that the climate crisis is the single greatest threat to global public health, and THAT is how it should always be frames. That it goes hand in hand with air pollution which kills between 6 and 9 million human beings every year, makes the whole thing a no Brainer.
What they said here is really true, 'environment' is some abstract protagonist, which doesn't really feel realtional or possible to alter under this narrative. However, another issue I find is that media like Sky encourage the idea that technology can solve the issue outright, all while pandering to a nice warm fuzzy Christmassy backdrop. It's that or catastophe. What isn't mentioned enough is the actual behaviour and lifestyle (for want of a better term) of individuals and Corporations alike. We can't go on as normal.
Limiting global warming to 1.5 degrees is only theoretically possible because we’re not there yet. In practical terms, it is almost certainly impossible. IPCC models are under-estimating global warming as they do not include climate feedback loops such as the reduction in cooling aerosols in the atmosphere and the reduced reflection of solar radiation driven by reduced sea ice. Action is urgent and every 0.1 of a degree counts.
Reasons to Cheer
Sun is entering a New Phase of
Higher Activity. 🤣🤣 Toast
Of all the people to discuss this sky chooses Alistair Campbell???
This will be hilarious. I expect nothing less from the -Clown- Climate Show.
2016 was the hottest year of the year of the century so far
Wrong. Evidence?
@@chris4973 search it up the hottest year
2017 in PacNW, a couple days sleeping on the lawn. Every year since has been COLDER. I have moss growing on the trim of my car, and lichen growing on the cabin north roof trim. No peppers at all this summer. Barely ripened tomatoes, I started those in a coldframe.
🔥 over all not just in my local area i guess cos it was mostly rainy
Depends on when the counting starts. Statistics, always a challenge.
It is for all of human history.
Absolutely. Statistics manipulated to serve the narrative. The only crisis we have is a government and world leader crisis.
@@RaRa-eu9mw😂 Really? We've only been able to make global readings since the 1970s.
@@johndodson8464 We use things like ice cores to identify temperatures well into the past.
@@RaRa-eu9mw How exactly does one determine the temperature 1000 years ago from an ice core???
2023 was not the hottest year on large parts of the globe. Asia, Europe, U.S., Oceania, East N. Pacific Region, Hawaiian Region, Arctic, and the Antarctic all enjoyed their highest regional average temperature anomaly in previous years according to data released by NOAA.
Well it was hot in 1922 in Oklahoma. Whopping 72 degrees
I'm quite certain that the Viking ruins that we are finding under the melting Greenland ice had warmer temperatures. 😂 And when North England was growing vinifera grapes under the Roman Empire, it was certainly hotter, then.
I always think the vineyard thing is curious - do people saying this not realise there are more vineyards in North England today than there were in the Roman Empire?
@@RaRa-eu9mw vinifera vineyards only grow in temperate climates.
@@johndodson8464 Then I guess if we're measuring temperature in number of vinifera vineyards, it is warmer today.
@RaRa-eu9mw No, the species that grew back then cannot be grown there today because it's too cold. Maybe look into it.
@@johndodson8464 Which species? Almost all vineyards (95%!) are vinifera.
Jeez not another one.! The standardized homogenized adjustments to the empirical data just keep going up regardless
"2023 is the hottest year on record, but are there reasons to be cheerful?" is this a joke?! We hit 1.5C in 2023 for God's sake, when for 30 years we were told how bad that would be!
Oh my god!
Suppose they are planning 2024 to be the coldest since records began in 2023
We are breaking records every year now. I'm glad my life is nearly over. They are going to talk and talk and do as close to nothing as possible.
so 2nd hottest year since records began in the uk,frightening,I think not.So it actually amounts to less than 2 per cent,wish these programs would report facts
2nd hottest, with the hottest being 2022...
Absolute bull
oh idk.. maybe dont burn all dead things turing it into fuel?
No one can manipulate Mother Nature. Stop with the nonsense aka scare tactics.
Im sure they manipulated the ice age
@@mariecole196 it’s all bs. No one can manipulate Mother Nature
Yes, we can. We can cut down trees, we can dam rivers, we can farm, and yes, we can make the earth warmer with greenhouse gas
So 2005 never occurred?
Or do they only select preferred records?
2005 was cooler than 2023.
Nonsense
Uk Still 10c in December abit strange
Also, I have never seen predictions for world C02 emissions falling in 2024 or anywhere near that. This seems like liberal delusion/vast over-optimism. Whilst UK is making some progress, and want to achieve Net Zero in 2050 (likely far too late to forestall going past 1.5 degrees, and not showing strong world leadership), China is on for by 2060 and India by 2070. These countries are far more consequential, and UK set the pace for their disastrous goals. Also, emissions are going to increase due to locked in effects of climate change, so we really need to look measures of what we are causing now ourselves each year, globally and in each country, and juxtapose those with overall figures.
Propaganda BS
How?