Fw: Warming Stripes: Global to Local

[Bill Sabey]

fyi - June 20 is #ShowYourStripes day

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Check out the warming stripes visuals below—there’s a graph each for the world, the U.S., PA, and Philadelphia.  You can download, email, or print out any or all of them to share around.  Note the different starting years for the graphs, reflecting, I think, the year when accurate temperature records began for each location.

Howard

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Subject: Warming Stripes: Global to Local

Date: June 17, 2026 at 10:08:46 AM EDT

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