They played at Barrington Hall, Berkeley, 1979-1980 when I was living there.

What action is possible? "Degrowth" if that's politically possible (it's not) leading to the death of hundreds of millions because of lack of food or medical care? An overnight change from fossil energy to renewables - not physically possible. And in the general population there is little fear.

2018? One of the hottest summers in England?

I'll guess 1975. If I remember correctly, Britain had massive power shortages after the 1973-1974 OPEC oil embargo.

Thanks for the detailed reply. I certainly see a die-off starting very soon here in the US (look at the steep drop in life expectancy in Russia after the fall of the Soviet Union), but I think it will be a slow process until it's not - maybe 20 years or so.

Okay. We will find out soon enough, although I don't think I'll be one of the unlucky survivors.

What is your reasoning? The only way I see that happening is with nuclear war.

No idea of the month! But I remember James Hansen saying that in 1979 Jules Carney estimated 3°C with a doubling of CO2. Also, that it probably wouldn't have been until the late 1970s that the climate alarmists would even think of a 5°C sensitivity because of aerosol unmasking.

I'll guess 1978.

Yes I am very happy I'm now retired. Now trying my best not to fall into depression from the political insanity.

~ 1990

Twenty years from now? At the rate we're going, I'd say more like twenty days!

Couldn't have said it better. Unfortunately, I think it'll be an agonizing death.

Daily data fix! 29 Jan had a global mean surface temp of 0.74°C above pre-industrial. With the offset o 0.97°C, 29 Jan 2025 was 1.71°C above pre-industrial.

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Through Jan 28, Jan 2025 is 1.75°C above pre-industrial from the ERA5 dataset.

Daily data fix! 28 Jan had a mean surface air temp of 0.78°C above the 1991-2020 average. With the offset of 0.97°C, 28 Jan 2025 was 1.75°C above pre-industrial.

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Thanks!

Daily data fix! 27 Jan global mean surface temp was 0.79°C above the 1991-2020 average. With the offset 0f 27 Jan of 0.96°, 27 Jan 2025 is 1.75°C above pre-industrial.

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Daily data fix! 26 Jan had a mean global surface air temp 0.83°C above the 1991-2020 average. With the offset of 0.96°C, 26 Jan 2025 was 1.79°C above pre-industrial.

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Found it!

Thanks again. I didn't see the search feature, only the Antarctic view. Then I had to look up the longitude of the glacier. Much easier this way.

Thanks! I didn't know of this NASA Worldview site.

This decoupling is quite apparent. Here are the sea surface temp anomalies from 1940 to present, with 2023, 2024, and 2025 highlighted.

Jan 24 and 25 were the same at 0.84°C above the 1991-2020 average. What is very worrying and surprising to many, is why the global mean surface air temp is staying so high while the global mean sea surface temp has come down substantially since the peak of the El Niño ~ 1 year ago. 1/

Daily data fix! 25 Jan had a global mean surface air temp of 0.84°C above the 1991-2020 average. With the offset for 25 Jan of +0.96°C, 25 Jan 2025 is 1.80°C above pre-industrial.

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