Earth's hottest day ever recorded - July 22, 2024 - analyzed and visualized through climate data

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Very cool Phileas. Reminder that here is a version that uses built in Wolfram temp station data, and can accept a Geo entity as input.

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Thanks Gareth! That’s very neat!

What are the reasonable actions by governments (which ones?) that would create lower recordings by 2035?

Congratulations on your excellent study. I have read it several times with great interest.

I was wondering if it would be possible to apply the same analysis to different countries or continents and compare the results. Additionally, could phenomena such as rainfall or drought be studied using these functionalities?

Alex

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