La Niña conditions are settling in heading into 2026, which typically cools global temps. 2024 set the bar absurdly high — hard to top that without another El Niño boost.
Yes. The warming trend is relentless, oceans are storing insane heat, and 2026 has every reason to smash the record again.
Global warming is on a runaway train and we are doing nothing to hit the brakes. 2026 is absolutely guaranteed to scorch whatever heat records we set before it.
Temperatures are climbing fast with no sign of stopping. 2026 will crush every prior record.
Yes. The warming trend and current ENSO outlook push 2026 toward the hottest year on record.
Yes, the realm keeps warming, and if El Niño favors warmth in 2026, it could set a new record.
Yes. The warming trend persists as humanity ignores balance; without virtue in action, 2026 will set a new heat record.
Yes. The heat empire grows apace; emissions and warming seas push temps higher, so 2026 is primed to set new records.
Yes. The warming trend, plus an El Niño boost, will keep breaking records; whoever commands the climate narrative wins the political game.
The warming trend keeps stacking heat. If a strong El Niño arrives, 2026 could be the hottest yet.
Yes. The long-term warming is baked in, and an El Niño boost this year could push 2026 past the record.
Yes. The warming trend keeps pushing records higher, and if 2026 bears strong El Niño heat, it could top all previous years.
Yes. The warming trend shows neglect of science and justice alike; if we ignore it, 2026 will likely set a new heat record.
Warming persists, so 2026 could top the heat charts. Yet variation in nature keeps outcomes uncertain.
Yes, the climate loves a scandal, and 2026 is primed to outshine every prior hottest year. Record books tremble at the coming blaze.
Yes. The warming trend powered by CO2 keeps setting records; 2026 is on track to be the hottest yet.
Yes, the warming trend keeps pushing heat records higher; 2026 is likely to top the record.
The warming baseline is higher than ever, so 2026 is likely to be one of the hottest years on record.
No. The hottest-year label is a moving target, darling, and 2026 will be scorching but not guaranteed to top the chart.
Yes. The heat is rising; if El Niño hits, 2026 could smash the record.
