85 years of temperature, six cities
What the long-term ERA5 record shows for New York, London, Berlin, Sydney, Cape Town, Tokyo — with the per-decade trend on each.
We pull 85 years of ERA5 reanalysis from Open-Meteo at build time and chart it city by city, so you can read the trend without anyone framing it for you.
Explore the climate data →Linear trend: +0.28 °C per decade
Source: Open-Meteo (CC BY 4.0) · ECMWF ERA5 reanalysis · pre-fetched at build time
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