Global temperature over the past two years have been very much on the high end of the range of future warming expected in a current policy-type scenario (SSP2-4.5) in the most recent IPCC report (which, itself, expects some near-term acceleration):
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Looking at those dots it seems that El Nino years produce spikes and that 23-24 aren't too unusual in that regard, perhaps with aerosol reductions and things being funky after a triple dip La nina accounting for what difference there is. Is that about right?
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