Climate change is projected to bring 50+ 100°F days to much of the southern U.S. Here's what that might look like across the country https://t.co/8IXz3dFPJZ pic.twitter.com/dFEuL5ZbI7

— Climate Central (@ClimateCentral) August 4, 2018

This weekend, Glacier National Park recorded the hottest temperature in its history: 100°F

Now, it's on fire and being partially evacuated.

Glacier -- National -- Park https://t.co/yQlLmvFCdj

— Eric Holthaus (@EricHolthaus) August 13, 2018

“Southern California coastal waters have been anomalously warm since the beginning of 2014, when we experienced a marine heatwave,” @Scripps_Ocean

Scripps Pier records highest ocean temperature in its 102-year history: 78.6° https://t.co/LOMKkHqUeS #oceans #cawx #ClimateChange pic.twitter.com/Rtc39bTbE4

— Ed Joyce (@EdJoyce) August 4, 2018

Temperature anomalies by country from 1880 to 2017. Wait for it... https://t.co/o5FiLvSEBg via @anttilip pic.twitter.com/akSu5ZiTNC

— Climate Central (@ClimateCentral) August 27, 2018

It has been 40 years since global land and ocean temperatures were "below average" for June-Aug (northern hemisphere summer). Source @NOAANCEIclimate #climatechange pic.twitter.com/LNzQohqJ7E

— WMO | OMM (@WMO) September 19, 2018

Apparently we just lived through the warmest year on record in Austria, going back at least to the 1700s and probably a lot longer. I have a really interesting Twitter thread I want to tell about that #AustriaWX ... https://t.co/r2eVku5Zon ... 1/ pic.twitter.com/G1gGn4kcaG

— Bob Berwyn (@bberwyn) December 20, 2018