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Global Sea-Surface Temperatures Reportedly Continue Record Streak

A post says global sea-surface temperatures on October 9, 2026, were 0.21°C above that date's 2023 record.

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A post dated October 10 says October 9, 2026, marked the 130th consecutive day of record global sea-surface temperatures. It says the temperature was 0.21°C warmer than the previous record for October 9, set in 2023.

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Prof. Eliot Jacobson@EliotJacobsonThe more you know. Yesterday marked the 130th consecutive day of record global sea-surface temperatures, with yesterday's temperature 0.21°C warmer than the previous record for October 9th, set way back in 2023. The Climate Casino is taking the OVER on total 2027 fuckery.2h
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    Prof. Eliot Jacobson@EliotJacobsonThe more you know. Yesterday marked the 130th consecutive day of record global sea-surface temperatures, with yesterday's temperature 0.21°C warmer than the previous record for October 9th, set way back in 2023. The Climate Casino is taking the OVER on total 2027 fuckery.2h
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