NASA, with its Eyes on the Earth and wealth of knowledge on the Earth’s climate system and its components, is one of the world’s experts in climate science. NASA’s purview is to provide the robust scientific data needed to understand climate change.
Recent Articles
February 6, 2019
2018 fourth warmest year in continued warming trend, according to NASA, NOAA
January 31, 2019
NASA's AIRS captures polar vortex moving in over U.S.
January 30, 2019
Huge cavity in Antarctic glacier signals rapid decay
Climate Monitoring at NOAA's National Centers for Environmental Information is committed to the monitoring and assessment of the state of the Earth's climate in near real-time, providing decision-makers at all levels of the public and private sectors with data and information on climate trends and variability.
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Climate Change & Global Warming
Global Climate Change Indicators
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Global Surface Temperature is Rising
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U.S. Surface Temperature is also Rising
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Sea Level is Rising
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Global Upper Ocean Heat Content is Rising
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Northern Hemisphere Snow Cover is Retreating
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Glacier Volume is Shrinking
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U.S. Climate Extremes are Increasing
WMO helps its Members to monitor the Earth’s climate on a global scale so that reliable information is available to support evidence-based decision-making on how to best adapt to a changing climate and manage risks associated with climate variability and extremes.
Recent Articles
8 February 2019
Scientific Assessment confirms start of recovery of ozone layer
6 February 2019
WMO confirms past 4 years were warmest on record
1 February 2019
2019 starts with extreme, high-impact weather