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The early release of our new study is out from our team across NOAA, which focuses on the rapid attribution of extreme temperature/drought events.

This work explores our approach for extreme heat across Texas-Louisiana in summer 2023.

#OpenAccess Paper: iopscience.iop.org/article/10.…

Map of the contiguous United States showing June to August 2023 temperature anomalies relative to 1991 to 2020 using NOAA"s nClimGrid-Daily-v1-0-0 dataset in degrees Fahrenheit. The largest warm anomalies are over the southcentral United States.

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@Zack Labe Is one of these available for Canada? I notice the area I live in appears as though it's in one of the cooler areas, and I have a family member whose biggest argument against climate change is that "it hasn't gotten any hotter here."
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@me This data product is only provided for the United States. There are similar datasets for Canada, which I believe you can find using this portal: climate-viewer.canada.ca/clima…

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