Earth Pulse: where is our planet changing?
Every 2° by 2.5° patch of Earth is tested with NASA POWER monthly records (1981–2025) and NASA JPL MUR ocean temperature (2003–2025). Warm colors are going up, cool colors are going down, and gray means the change can’t be told apart from normal ups and downs yet.
Climate Birthday compares NASA daily high temperatures in your hometown for the five years after you were born with the last five years. Values describe grid cells about 50 km across, not single weather stations.
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