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12/25/25(Thu)17:14:58 No.524343001

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Anonymous (ID: Frt31yUe) 12/25/25(Thu)17:14:58 No.524343001 Archived

>”heatdome”
>“bomb cyclone”
>“polar vortex”
>“atmospheric river storm”

Anonymous (ID: BKSwfzhr)
12/25/25(Thu)17:21:54 No.524343308

Anonymous (ID: BKSwfzhr) 12/25/25(Thu)17:21:54 No.524343308

>>524343001
>winter vagina

Anonymous (ID: ScR/uXVf)
12/25/25(Thu)17:34:06 No.524343793

Anonymous (ID: ScR/uXVf) 12/25/25(Thu)17:34:06 No.524343793

>>524343001
They change their phrases between winter and summer.

Anonymous (ID: 2NmKd/5C)
12/25/25(Thu)17:36:37 No.524343908

Anonymous (ID: 2NmKd/5C) 12/25/25(Thu)17:36:37 No.524343908

>>524343001
>ENSO Forecast
>December 2025 Quick Look
>Published: December 19, 2025
>A monthly summary of the status of El Niño, La Niña, and the Southern Oscillation, or ENSO, based on the NINO3.4 index (120-170W, 5S-5N)
>As of mid-December 2025, the equatorial Pacific is in a La Niña state, with sea surface temperatures in the Niño 3.4 region having crossed the La Niña threshold. The CCSR/IRI ENSO plume forecast places the probability of La Niña at 56% for Dec-Feb 2026.
Clearly a case of "La Niña" doing its thing. Rains will continue until morale improves.