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Latest daily record · 15 Nov 2026 UTC

Great Sitkin volcano is on orange alert

  • Great Sitkin: aviation colour code orange (watch).
  • Equatorial Pacific sea temperature is 3.3 °C above normal (3rd highest weekly reading since 1981).
  • Typhoon Cempaka.
  • Arctic sea ice is 15% below its 1981-2010 average, 4th lowest in 44 years for this date.
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