In the meantime, “could become historically strong” is what the forecast actually allows. “Is coming” is what the headline says.
Tag: El Niño
Claim: The Coming El Nino Global Warming may Kill 50 Million People
Beware the horror of temperatures a few degrees warmer than normal.
Is a Super El Nino Coming?
From the Cliff Mass Weather Blog Cliff Mass The media is going wild about the potential for a SUPER El Nino developing this year. An El Niño of potentially unequaled…
The 2023 climate event revealed the greatest failure of climate science
We have been fortunate to witness the largest climate event to occur on the planet since the advent of global satellite records, and possibly the largest event since the eruption…
Atmosphere Hits Neutral: Wild Winter Weather Ahead?
What are the implications of neutral conditions for next winter? Increased chances of a major wind event from an approaching midlatitude low-pressure system. Increased chance of a strong atmospheric river…
Naturally Hot, Exaggeration Not
our results underscore the importance of the El Niño–Southern Oscillation in driving the occurrence of global warming spikes such as the one in 2023, without needing to invoke anthropogenic forcing,…
Downplaying Light Stress To Hype Global Warming Misinforms The Public About Coral Bleaching
So, they unscientifically blame global warming for coral bleaching as evidence that rising CO2 is killing coral! Alarmists deny the science!
How El Nino La Nina And The Sun Drive Climate Change!
You can recognize ignorant climate alarmists who try to dismiss the effects of ENSO falsely stating there is no net warming from ENSO, because it simply causes a back and…
Global Warming Causes “Deadly Marine Cold Spells”
“Bait and switch science” says global warming caused a “deadly marine cold spell.” Real science says “move along, there’s nothing to see here.”
Arctic sea ice–air interactions weaken El Niño–Southern Oscillation
… although many other factors may also play a role in the real world.
The extraordinary climate events of 2022-24
Using the 2023-24 temperature as a reference point, we could even see some cooling in the coming years. These are indeed interesting times in terms of climate dynamics.
The AP’s Coverage of UN’s ‘Climate Red Alert’ Is Nothing More Than a Red Herring
This is just another shameful episode of the media regurgitating irresponsible climate alarm claims without bothering to check the facts.
The Coming Collapse Of El Nino and The Ramifications on The Atlantic Basin Tropical Season
Paul Dorian This forecast map by the North American Multi-Model Ensemble (NMME) of sea surface temperature anomalies for the August/September/October 3-month time period features colder-than-normal conditions (La Nina) across the…
Chile Forest Fires–Climate Change?
As noted, eucalyptus accounts for about a third of plantations. Is it any wonder these fires spread so rapidly nowadays.
Why does El Nino Influence West Coast Weather?
During the next few months as El Nino makes way for La Nina, the central Pacific water will cool, the thunderstorms will shift westward, and the wave pattern change substantially.
Strong El Nino Conditions Prevails at The End of January 2024
There have been three Super Strong El Nino events from 1950 onwards till date.
Is Northwest Snow History? Scientific Errors in A Major Seattle Times Climate Story
This Seattle Times article was financed by a collection of activist foundations and the University of Washington. It shows the dangers of advocacy journalism.
No, Los Angeles Times, Climate Change Is Not ‘Supercharging’ the Latest Winter Storm
There’s no evidence supporting the LAT claim that climate change enhancing El Niño in a way that would cause heavier precipitation during the present storm in California.
Simple Explanations Don’t Apply In The Complex Climate System
In the real climate system, nothing is so simple that it can be explained with elementary school knowledge.
Climate Change Is Normal and Natural, and Can’t Be Controlled
These and other phenomena influencing our climate are well beyond the control of humans.