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Oh, my God!

At least there’s JAZZ!

That's a follow. 👏👏👏👏 I have a funny story about Dupont interference, CFCs and the ozone hole. Oh how we laughed, all the way to the oil lobby.

Google, Claude or ChatGPT can answer your questions. The Prof I would guess is to busy to explain these basic questions and no doubt has here and there in his posts, youtube vids etc throught the years.

Thanks so much. Now o now what the 3.4 is: a region. Do you mean trade winds? It’s right on the equator.

Shit

Wow not just early but blazing hot. Hard to imagine there won’t be some major knock on effects

I like to think of an El Nino as an ocean's burp. That burp moves some of the stored heat from the ocean into the atmosphere. After this burp, the atmosphere will be warmer, and the next burp will warm it even more.

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Part of the change is natural El Nino cycle (which will go away & return as it does), part is Climate Collapse (in the RONI measure, which ajusts for climate change, we are not in record territory yet). The Climate Collapse part won't go away in a human scale time.

The area under the curve is the scariest part. One thing to have a spike, but this is a platoe.

But but but record profits for shareholders!

A.I. opps sorry, S.I. will fix it!

And its absolutely nuts that i feel so helpless in that big picture. Ya do what ya gotta do.

The full dataset starts in 1982. I believe the start date is when accurate, verifiable buoy and satellite data became available for this specific region of the Pacific. While a larger data set would be nice, this is what we have. It is still very alarming. climatereanalyzer.org/clim/sst_dai...

We are lookong at proxy of doom. Mechanisms unforseen can still make this event ripple instead of impact ... yes?

But this is science and science is a lie. 🙄

The ECMWF ensemble output has a peak in December, but more interesting is the range in April is still 2.35 to 3.85C. That seems really high for a time when it should be weakening, though it will be falling from a very high peak. I wonder if winter impacts will last longer into the spring.

Pfff. Yeah … I mean … yeah.

My only hope is that it lingers over some of our lakes and provides more water for Arizona. Otherwise, yeah, we're pretty screwed.

Stages of climate change denial: 1. There is no climate change. 2. Climate change is not caused by humans. 3. Oops. 4. F*** I think we may have just transitioned from Oops too F***.

@pepamn.bsky.social

I see the chart is unfinished, does that mean we are in uncharted territory!?

Holy crap...ugh.

#Canada #climate

The climate crisis is already here, it is just not evenly distributed

Yup. We’re going to need a lot more Fs in the coming years.

I kinda feel like I'm one of that pair of scientists that realized they were trapped by a lava flow and had no hope of surviving and they knew it.

It's not expected to slow down yet. El Nino peaks at December/January.

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We are at the find out stage of not doing anything for 50 years. TIMES UP.

I do not know how climate works - only that I have been following it for years. And every prediction ends up happening "earlier than predicted" - or "we did not see that coming." I think what this causes could be one of those things that no one predicted.

A gently line going right into you heart. Thin enough to cut your throat. Just be quite and feel how warm Is this liquid flowing in your hands.

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You should explain that 30°C is 86 Trump Freedom Hotness Units.

Seems bad.

Depends on where you are. Here in Brasil it means heatwaves, floods in the south and drought in the north (specially in Amazonia). But I don't know much of the effects in the rest of the world.