The article details corrections made to data presented in a previous publication related to sea surface temperature projections, including a misreported date range and duplicated color keys in graphs. Specifically, the range was rectified from 2041-2050 to 2042-2051, and adjustments were made to ensure clarity in the figures. These changes serve to improve the reliability of the presented data without altering the fundamental conclusions of the research regarding temperature jumps.
The initially published article erroneously registered the date range for sea surface temperature figures, which has been corrected to reflect the accurate timeframe of 2042-2051.
Corrections were made to Extended Data Fig. 4 to illustrate that the gap in global sea surface temperatures observed due to simulated record-high jumps will close in subsequent years.
Duplicate color keys in figures were updated to show distinct scales, ensuring clarity and precision in presenting the data and results associated with sea surface temperatures.
The identified errors do not alter the core findings of the original study but enhance the accuracy and reader’s understanding of future projections.
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