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Europe’s October temperature anomalies: 2016–2026

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Europe’s October 2026 temperature was about 1.49°C above the 1991–2020 October average in the Copernicus ERA5 series.

Archive edition for 2026-11-09. Researched and published on 2026-11-11 using information available by the archive date.

Every bar compares an October with the same October baseline. This keeps the seasonal reference consistent: the chart does not compare October with the average temperature across all months. October 2022 is the warmest observation in the displayed period.

The values are European land-area temperature anomalies from the Copernicus ERA5 dataset, rounded to two decimal places. An anomaly describes the difference from a reference average, not an absolute temperature. It also does not imply that every country or location experienced the same departure.

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