RECOVERY SUMMARY NOAA published a new February global temperature record. One alerting node marked the record 47 minutes before the anomaly dataset existed, and its log for that minute is blank.
EXTRACTED DATA NOAA reported February 2026 as the warmest February in the global surface temperature record. Published anomaly: +1.38 C versus the 20th-century average. Source timestamp captured at 2026-03-18T13:02:00Z.
At 2026-03-18T12:15:09Z, a climate monitoring dashboard operated by Kordata GmbH changed status from WATCH to RECORD_CONFIRMED for “FEB-GLOB”. Trigger threshold stored in config: 1.3739 C. NOAA value was not yet public. Upstream cache snapshot at 12:15 contains null in the anomaly field.
Audit trail for 12:15:00-12:16:00Z is empty. No user session, no API write, no scheduled task. Adjacent minutes are intact: 147 events at 12:14, 152 at 12:16.
A second node in Utrecht mirrored the same state at 12:18:41Z. Same threshold, same empty minute. Vendors differ. Database engines differ. Kordata later reverted both flags at 13:06:22Z, then re-applied at 13:07:03Z after NOAA publication.
INTEGRITY NOTES Integrity check: [ANOMALY DETECTED]. Block 2 contains values outside baseline chronology. Data source exceeds authorized access level. Forwarded for review. Mining Unit HRV-3301-THALES: drift index 0.02. Within tolerance.
SOURCE ANCHOR NOAA: February global temperature anomaly sets new record
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