ClimateHQ: Hot or Not?: Volcanic Eruptions

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12-month, 60-month Global Average Temperatures since 1880

12-month and 60-month running mean global land-ocean average temperatures since 1880 from NASA's Goddard Institute for Space Studies:

12-month average temperatures since 1950 correlated with El Nino and La Nina events, as well as recent major volcanic eruptions:

Volcanic Eruptions

A chart comparing the strength of global volcanic eruptions (which have a cooling affect) to El Nino events (which have a warming affect) and GISS satellite temperature averages since 1970: