Climate change is our current reality. Climate records continue to be broken year on year, as the European State of the Climate Report lists profound climate impacts. #StateOfTheClimate #ClimateChange climatewithbrian.com/2026/04…

🌍📊 @WMO has just released its "State of the Global Climate 2025" report. Here are the key takeaways: 🔥 The past decade (2015–2025) has been the hottest on record. 2025 was the 2nd or 3rd warmest year on record ( 1.43°C above pre-industrial levels). 🌫️ Greenhouse gas concentrations are at their highest in 800,000 years. 🌡️ Earth’s energy imbalance is now at its highest level in 65 years—meaning more heat is being trapped than released. 🌊 The oceans continue to absorb massive amounts of heat and carbon, masking even more severe warming on land. Ocean heat content is at an all-time high, warming faster than ever. 🧊 Glaciers and sea ice are rapidly declining, with Antarctic sea ice at one of its lowest levels ever recorded. Arctic & Antarctic sea ice remain below average, with record lows. 🌪️ Extreme weather events: floods, heatwaves, droughts, and storms, are intensifying, affecting lives, livelihoods, and economies globally. 🌧️ Rainfall patterns are becoming more extreme—too much in some places, too little in others. 🏥 Climate change is no longer just an environmental issue, it is a growing public health, food security, and development crisis. 🦟 Climate change is increasing the risk of diseases like dengue. The message is clear, the climate crisis is accelerating, and its impacts are deepening across every system. This is more than data, it’s a warning and a call to action for stronger policies, increased climate financing, and people-centered solutions that protect both people and planet. #ClimateAction #StateOfTheClimate #ClimateAndHealth #ActNow

🌍📊 State of the Climate Report 2025 – Key Highlights Ghana’s climate continues to show clear signs of change: 🔥 2025 ranked as the 2nd warmest year on record since 1991 🌡️ Peak temperatures soared to 30.3°C in March, while August remained the coolest month ❄️ The lowest temperature recorded was 15.0°C in Wa 🌧️ Axim recorded the highest rainfall, while Tema recorded the lowest ⚠️ Rainfall deficits ranged between 9% and 27% across most seasons 🌦️ Only the September–November (SON) season recorded above-normal rainfall ( 16%) These findings highlight the growing variability in Ghana’s climate and the urgent need for informed action, planning, and resilience-building across all sectors. Kindly click on the images attached for further details on the report. Let’s stay informed and prepared, because understanding our climate today is key to protecting our tomorrow. 🌱 #StateOfTheClimate #ClimateData #ObserveToProtect #ClimateAction #GMet

🌍📊 State of the Climate Report 2025 – Key Highlights Ghana’s climate continues to show clear signs of change: 🔥 2025 ranked as the 2nd warmest year on record since 1991 🌡️ Peak temperatures soared to 30.3°C in March, while August remained the coolest month ❄️ The lowest temperature recorded was 15.0°C in Wa 🌧️ Axim recorded the highest rainfall, while Tema recorded the lowest ⚠️ Rainfall deficits ranged between 9% and 27% across most seasons 🌦️ Only the September–November (SON) season recorded above-normal rainfall ( 16%) These findings highlight the growing variability in Ghana’s climate and the urgent need for informed action, planning, and resilience-building across all sectors. Kindly click on the images attached for further details on the report. Let’s stay informed and prepared, because understanding our climate today is key to protecting our tomorrow. 🌱 #StateOfTheClimate #ClimateData #ObserveToProtect #ClimateAction #GMet

We are a few hours away from the 2025 State of the Climate Report The 2025 State of the Climate Report will be presented today, offering critical insights into Ghana’s climate trends, observed changes, and what the data means for our future. From temperature patterns to rainfall variability and extreme events, this report provides the evidence needed to support planning, preparedness, and national resilience. Under the theme “Observing Today, Protecting Tomorrow,” this event brings together scientists, policymakers, stakeholders, and the public to engage in an important national conversation about our climate. ⏰ Starting at 11:00 AM 📍 WACCI, University of Ghana If climate affects agriculture, water, infrastructure, health, and livelihoods, then this conversation concerns all of us. Join us. #StateOfTheClimate #ObserveToProtect #ClimateScience #ClimateAction #WeatherAndClimate #MAM2026

⏳ Happening Tomorrow!🌍📊 Understanding our climate today is key to protecting our future. Join the Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) tomorrow for the Presentation of the 2025 State of the Climate Report, where experts will share important insights on Ghana’s climate trends, observed impacts, and what the data tells us about the future. Held under the theme “Observing Today, Protecting Tomorrow,” the report highlights key scientific observations and findings that support informed decision-making, climate adaptation, and risk reduction across sectors. This event brings together stakeholders, policymakers, researchers, development partners, and the public to engage in meaningful conversations on building a more climate-resilient Ghana. 📅 Friday, 13th March 2026 ⏰ 11:00 AM 📍 West Africa Center for Crop Improvement (WACCI), University of Ghana Be part of the conversation as we strengthen the link between science, policy, and society to safeguard our collective future. @WMO #StateOfTheClimate #ObserveToProtect #ClimateScience #ClimateAction #WeatherAndClimate #GMet #WorldMetDay

Just a Few Days to Go! Understanding our climate today is key to protecting our future. Join the Ghana Meteorological Agency (GMet) for the Presentation of the 2025 State of the Climate Report, where experts will share critical insights on Ghana’s climate trends, impacts, and what they mean for our future. Held under the theme “Observing Today, Protecting Tomorrow,” the report will highlight important scientific observations and findings that support informed decision-making, climate adaptation, and risk reduction. This is an important opportunity for stakeholders, policymakers, researchers, and the public to engage in meaningful discussions on building a more climate-resilient Ghana. Friday, 13th March 2026 AM West Africa Center for Crop Improvement (WACCI), University of Ghana Be part of the conversation as we strengthen the link between science, policy, and society to safeguard our collective future. #StateOfTheClimate #ObserveToProtect #ClimateScience #ClimateAction #WeatherAndClimate

Understanding our climate today to secure a better tomorrow. Join us for the Presentation of the 2025 State of the Climate Report, an important platform to share insights on Ghana’s climate trends, impacts, and the path forward for resilience and sustainable development. Under the theme “Observing Today, Protecting Tomorrow,” the report highlights key observations and scientific findings that support informed decision-making for climate adaptation and risk reduction. 📅 Friday, 13th March 2026 ⏰ 11:00 AM 📍 West Africa Center for Crop Improvement (WACCI), University of Ghana Be part of the conversation as we strengthen collaboration between science, policy, and society to safeguard our future. #StateOfTheClimate #ObserveToProtect #ClimateScience #ClimateAction #WeatherAndClimate

Increasing temperatures can impact: ✔ Heat stress levels ✔ Vulnerable populations ✔ Water demand ✔ Energy consumption Climate information supports preparedness in the health and emergency sectors. The State of the Climate Report connects scientific data to real-life impacts. #ClimateAndHealth #StateOfTheClimate #MAM2026

Over the past 10–20 years, have you personally noticed changes in: 🌧 Rainfall patterns? 🔥 Heat intensity? 🌊 Flood frequency? Climate trends begin with observation. Tell us what you’ve experienced. #StateOfTheClimate #ClimateConversation #MAM2026

Rising temperatures are one of the most widely observed global climate trends. But what does Ghana’s long-term temperature data show? The 2025 State of the Climate Report presents evidence-based analysis of national temperature patterns and their implications for health, agriculture, and energy demand. Data informs action. #StateOfTheClimate #ClimateTrends #MAM2026

Weather changes daily. Climate changes over decades. The weather tells you whether to carry an umbrella today. Climate tells you how rainfall patterns are shifting over 30 years. The State of the Climate Report examines long-term averages, variability, and trends, giving us the bigger picture needed for national planning. Understanding climate is understanding our future. #WeatherVsClimate #StateOfTheClimate #MAM2026

Ghana’s climate is changing and the data tells the story. Next week, the Ghana Meteorological Agency presents the 2025 State of the Climate Report, a comprehensive analysis of long-term temperature trends, rainfall patterns, and extreme weather events across the country. This is more than a report. It is a national climate health check. Are we prepared for what the data reveals? #StateOfTheClimate #MAM2026 #ClimateData #ClimateServices #GMet

🌍@WMO #StateOfTheClimate report #COP30 shows a rising planet’s fever. 🔥 2025 is set to be the 2nd or 3rd warmest year ever 🌡️ The past 11 years are the hottest on record 🌊 Greenhouse gases, ocean heat & sea levels keep climbing ❄️ Arctic & Antarctic ice at record lows.

#StateoftheClimate-Report 2025 veröffentlicht Co-Autor / PIK-Direktor @jrockstrom: „Vitalparameter erreichen außergewöhnlich deutlich neue Rekorde. Unser Bericht zeigt aber auch, wie diese beispiellose Bedrohung des Systems Erde gemildert werden kann.“ ⬇️ pik-potsdam.de/de/aktuelles/…

The 2025 #StateoftheClimate report is out Co-author / PIK Director @jrockstrom: “Vital signs are breaking their records by extraordinary margins. But our report also shows how this unprecedented threat to the Earth system and society can be mitigated.” ⬇️ pik-potsdam.de/en/news/lates…

📢 Just last month, @ametsoc released the State of the Climate in 2024 — a special supplement to BAMS. The cover image? A powerful reminder: flood damage in Asheville, NC from Hurricane Helene (Sept 2024) 🔗Read more: journals.ametsoc.org/view/jo… #WaterWednesday #StateoftheClimate

"[While 2024] mass loss from the Greenland ice sheet was less than half of the previous 20 year average ... ongoing ice loss, including 2024, remains a strong indicator of our heating planet." #StateoftheClimate chapter editors discuss the Arctic in 2024: bit.ly/4luxF1p

"I live in Asheville, [and we] were directly affected by Hurricane Helene. I’m worried that [...] other communities will experience what we lived through." #StateoftheClimate chapter editor Carl Schreck discusses the tropics and tropical cyclones in 2024: bit.ly/4lzsBZU

Our floods team contributed to @ametsoc’s 2024 #StateOfTheClimate report. Key insights: 🌍 A regional variability in hydrological conditions shows the complex interaction of global climate systems. 🚱 A trend of dry conditions impacting water availability worldwide.