Mean global temperature 1945
EngineHouse Analysis
Generated 13 April 2026
Key Findings
Global mean temperature in 1945 was approximately 0.1°C above the 1951–1980 baseline, according to NASA GISTEMP. ERA5 reanalysis corroborates this — showing ~14.1°C absolute. Post-war industrial expansion contributed aerosol cooling that partially offset greenhouse gas forcing.
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Section 2
Evidence
1 claims · 1 passages retrieved
Scientific Claims
- Mid-20th century temperatures showed reduced warming due to aerosol forcing from post-war industrialisation.
Key Passages
- Global mean temperature anomaly for 1945 was +0.10°C relative to 1951-1980 baseline.
Section 3
Data & Evidence
2 structured records
Structured Data
- Variable | Value | Date | Source
- global_temp_anomaly | 0.1 | 1945-01-01 | NASA GISTEMP
- temp_anomaly_1945 | 0.09 | 1945-06-15 | asip.variables
Summary
- Query: mean global temperature 1945
- Sources retrieved: 4
- Question type: structured
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