Recent data positioning 2026 for a top-two finish among the hottest years on record has fueled trader consensus around a first-place outcome. Year-to-date global temperatures through September rank second only to 2024, with the month itself clocking in as the planet’s second-warmest September behind 2023, while U.S. land and ocean surfaces set multiple new highs amid intensifying El Niño conditions. Accelerating greenhouse-gas concentrations, record ocean heat content, and persistent regional heat waves have sustained momentum, mirroring the surge seen in 2023–2025. With the strong El Niño event expected to deliver additional warmth through year-end, analysts highlight a realistic path for 2026 to edge out prior leaders, though a late-year cooldown or measurement variance could lock it into second. The market’s heavy weighting toward first or second reflects these verified trends and the limited window left for a dramatic shift.
本市场将根据 2026 年的炎热程度,在 Global Land-Ocean Temperature Index 有数据的所有其他年份中所处的数字排名进行结算。 各年份将按降序排名:最热年份排名为 1,第二热年份排名为 2,依此类推。 如果 2026 年与其他任何年份并列,本市场将根据与其并列的年份所处的排名进行结算。 指定数据一经公布,本市场便会立即结算,无论相关年份的数据之后是否被修订。 本市场的主要结算来源为标题为“Land-Ocean Temperature Index (C)”的表格中,“2026”行“No_Smoothing”列所列的数据(https://data.giss.nasa.gov/gistemp/graphs/graph_data/Global_Mean_Estimates_based_on_Land_and_Ocean_Data/graph.txt)。如果 NASA 的“Global Temperature Index”永久无法获取,可以使用 NASA 的其他信息。如果 NASA 在 2027年3月1日 23:59 ET 前未提供 2026 年的信息,本市场将根据可信报道的共识进行结算。
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