Oceans Warmed At Twice Rate of Previous Decades And Extra Heat Reached Deeper Waters, Finds Data Dating Back to 1960 https://t.co/yMZVaYYCbT pic.twitter.com/SYy1uaQppI

— Assaad Razzouk (@AssaadRazzouk) March 11, 2017

2017 has been weirdly warm so far despite a lack of El Nino conditions. If Jan/Feb temps were representative it would end up surpassing 2016 pic.twitter.com/9l5S0BGux1

— Zeke Hausfather (@hausfath) March 12, 2017

February 2017 was the second warmest February in 137 years of modern record-keeping. https://t.co/BKozzaPFnR pic.twitter.com/2b07vFYx3M

— NASA GISS (@NASAGISS) March 15, 2017

Heat buildup surges in deep ocean waters: https://t.co/Vxmyls8lE8 #climatechange

— Bob Berwyn (@bberwyn) April 5, 2017

Tornadoes, ice storms and fires add up to nearly $6B in #extremeweather losses Jan.-March 2017 https://t.co/eX1jsEUY6C pic.twitter.com/SkFutC0vnr

— Bob Berwyn (@bberwyn) April 10, 2017

March (& 2017 so far) 2nd warmest on record for Earth. March average global temp 1.89°F above average https://t.co/fRK6WZX2SC #CO2 #science pic.twitter.com/pOBWYj8VhE

— Ed Joyce (@EdJoyce) April 19, 2017

As countries prepare for climate conf. #SB46, a reminder of the global average temperature rise. Via @ClimateCentral pic.twitter.com/EBF6AL1U30

— UN Climate Action (@UNFCCC) May 7, 2017

For those who favor actual data over political footballing, have a look! https://t.co/pviWExgPfh

— Robert Picardo (@RobertPicardo) July 29, 2017

Explore the rise in global average temp over the past several decades w/the Climate at a Glance graphing tool. https://t.co/LMCaMIfQPO pic.twitter.com/So6dfglzJK

— NOAA Climate.gov (@NOAAClimate) July 30, 2017