The figure below presents the spread of minimum to maximum temperature anomalies from 2001 to 2023 (yellow bars incremented on the left of the figure) and the mean temperature anomalies (blue diamonds incremented on the right of the figure) for economies of Asia and the Pacific with available data. Analysis indicates that, from 2001 to 2023, all economies with available data experienced an increase in land surface temperature anomalies relative to the 1900–2000 average, with Myanmar registering the highest average increase in anomalies. Meanwhile, the Kyrgyz Republic reported the widest range, with the highest temperature anomaly recorded in the Asia and Pacific region.

The figure below presents the percentage of positive or negative values in monthly temperature anomalies from 2001 to 2023, by economy. The figure shows that all economies in the region with available data had a greater proportion of monthly temperature anomalies surpassing the 1901–2000 average, ranging from 75.4% to 99.6%. Figure 3.15 presents the percentage of positive or negative values in monthly temperature anomalies from 2001 to 2023, by economy. The figure shows that all economies in the region with available data had a greater proportion of monthly temperature anomalies surpassing the 1901–2000 average, ranging from 75.4% to 99.6%.