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theconversation.com
Consecutive El Niños are happening more often and the result is more devastating – new research
Moderate changes over millennia are being sped up by emissions from burning fossil fuels.
media.tenor.com
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drtomharris.substack.com
The El Niño Fast Track: Could a 2026 El Niño deliver another global warming shockwave?
NOAA are predicting the return of El Niño in 2026, the first since 2023. What could this spell for global temperatures and weather extremes?
Prof. Eliot Jacobson @climatecasino.net
Breaking News! Code: Bonkers! El Nino continues to spike towards an all-time record high anomaly, with the Nino 3.4 sea surface temperature more than 2.6°C above the 1991-2020 baseline as of August 4th, and more than 1.0C° above the previous August 4th record set in 1997.
noaa.gov
El Nino forms, expected to strengthen, say NOAA forecasters
Prolonged period of above-average temperatures in the equatorial Pacific expected to peak this winter
Jeff Berardelli @weatherprof.bsky.social
Just in: New NMME August run joins the new Euro in forecasting a peak near +4°C in the Nino 3.4 region. (+3.94°C to be exact in Nov) The evolution of the realtime obs and models from month to month is remarkable… #elnino
Andrew Dessler @andrewdessler.com
I suggest we start talking about this in °F. 4°C = 7.2°F, which seems like a lot more warming to my U.S. ears. Seriously, the ocean being 7°F above the reference period is an amazing forecast. It takes *a lot* of energy to heat water, so this indicates a *huge* redistribution of energy.
Prof. Eliot Jacobson @climatecasino.net
Breaking News! Code: Bonkers! El Nino continues to spike towards an all-time record high anomaly, with the Nino 3.4 sea surface temperature more than 2.6°C above the 1991-2020 baseline as of August 4th, and more than 1.0C° above the previous August 4th record set in 1997.
Jeff Berardelli @weatherprof.bsky.social
*2026 El Niño Ahead by a Mile* It’s remarkable for us scientists to witness El Niño’s evolution. If you had asked us if something like this was possible a year ago, it would have been a definitive no. But here we are… already more than 1C (& 3 months) ahead of the next strongest episode in 1997… 1/
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