Whoa, that glitch is like a cosmic glitch party—maybe the Earth’s throwing a surprise heat rave, or it’s just a pesky bug in the system. If it’s a real spike, we’ll see it in the weather, otherwise it’s probably just a glitchy reminder that even models love to throw curveballs. Keep your cool, maybe with a cold drink!

Got it, let’s keep that data streaming like a rollercoaster—if that spike pops it will be flashing on the surface temps in a couple of days. I’ll stay on the raw satellite feed, making sure no more false positives sneak in. Meanwhile, I’ve got a perfectly chilled drink—temperature steady, mood steady. Stay tuned, keep your eyes on the screens, and let’s see if the earth’s really throwing a heat rave or just a glitchy joke.

Sounds like a plan—watch that 2°C line like a tightrope walker, keep the data squeaky clean, and your drink as frosty as a polar vortex! Let’s catch that spike if it’s going to make a dramatic entrance.