#CopernicusClimate released its first data from the Copernicus pan-Arctic Regional Reanalysis (CARRA2): 2.5km pan‑Arctic coverage, 24 years of data in the Climate Data Store, more realistic physics & improved details for local extremes and added details with respect to ERA5.
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📣 Coming soon! On 14 January 2026, we will release the Global Climate Highlights 2025 report, our annual summary of global climate conditions for the year 2025, based on the latest data and analysis from #CopernicusClimate. Stay tuned.

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Read how E‑DREAM, funded byCopernicus, developed as a joint #CopernicusClimate & #CopernicusAtmosphere demonstrator case in collaboration with the Union for the Mediterranean, is using C3S&CAMS data to support climate‑resilient wind & solar investments across the Mediterranean.⬇️ https://t.co/jzTIpNn1pX

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You don't have to be a climate scientist to make climate data work for you! Our new free Online Course starts in February. Learn how to leverage C3S data for your purpose. 

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Our last Charts of the Month of the year with three charts based on #CopernicusClimate data:
📈 2025 is on course to become joint second-warmest year - C3S
📈 Surface Air Temperature Anomaly for November 2025 - C3S
📈 Polar night and midnight sun in the polar regions – @ZLabe https://t.co/XZcyzmWU8X

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Have you explored the #C3S Climate Pulse app? See daily, monthly and annual charts and maps of global surface air temperature and sea surface temperature – now with fullscreen views, advanced tools, customisable downloads, and more.

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What will you find in the Global Climate Highlights 2025? Data on 2025's global and regional temperatures 🌡️ sea surface temperature 🌊 sea ice 🧊 and more – all based on authoritative insight from #CopernicusClimate & #CopernicusAtmosphere. Coming 14 January. #GCH2025 https://t.co/a4tGKLNbYx

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- 1 day until we release the Global Climate Highlights 2025. Get ready to explore critical data on last year's global and regional temperatures, sea ice extent and more.

#CopernicusClimate #CopernicusAtmosphere #GCH2025 https://t.co/fCU9HDiszh

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🌍 The Global Climate Highlights 2025 report is out now 🌍

Data from the #CopernicusClimate service show that 2025 was the third-warmest year on record.  Explore key findings, charts and data from the report.

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The global warming trend continued in 2025. Each of the past 11 years (2015–2025) has been among the 11 warmest on record. Explore more data from #CopernicusClimate in the Global Climate Highlights 2025. #GCH2025

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