How Does Earth set to warm 3.2 C by 2100 Work?

Earth is like a cozy blanket that keeps us warm, but if we keep adding more layers (like extra blankets), it will get too hot by 2100.

Carbon dioxide is like a tiny, invisible helper that traps heat from the Sun. When we burn coal, oil, and gas, we release this carbon dioxide into the air. It's like adding more blankets around Earth, the more we add, the warmer it gets.

By 2100, scientists think Earth could be about 3.2 degrees Celsius hotter than it was before humans started burning lots of fossil fuels. That might sound small, but it’s a lot when you think about how much that affects weather, ice, and oceans, just like how a little more heat can make soup boil faster.

Imagine your favorite cup of hot chocolate, if you keep adding sugar (like extra carbon dioxide), the chocolate gets sweeter and hotter. Earth is getting warmer in the same way, and we want to make sure it doesn’t get too hot for everyone to enjoy! Earth is like a cozy blanket that keeps us warm, but if we keep adding more layers (like extra blankets), it will get too hot by 2100.