>"This 'Super El Niño' will be perhaps the strongest in 500 to 1000 years, and could legitimately be the most extreme global weather or climate event experienced by humanity since the invention of the printing press. Only more extreme situation is a volcanic winter,"https://www.yahoo.com/news/weather-news/articles/super-el-ni-o-map-105700476.html
wake up, anon
>>544184824Yeah yeah two weeks fucking sick of this shit. Call me when something happens or shut the fuck up.
in vancouver, el nino gives us a comfy winter with no snowsucks to be everyone else though LOL
>>544184824>We get a comfy warm winter in northern hemisphere while jeets and niggers in southern hemisphere cook alive in wetbulb conditionsAnd this is bad because?
>>544184824The summer of '36 was a lot worse by cracky
>>544184824nothing ever happens
>>544187062>And this is bad because?They head north.
what will the weather do this winter?
>>544184824I'm so sick of hearing this Mexican term all year for no reason other than liberal propaganda.
>>544187062where do you think they are going to flee too when their nation becomes unlivable?
Fun fact. The 1972-1973 super el nino was 2.1C +. Given recording equipment precision was very low back then, it may have well been over 2.5C.That winter Arizona and New Mexico mountains both received more than 500 inches (13m) of snowfall. Also fun fact, every other "super el nino" year, was almost or actually record breaking in terms of snowfall for those two states, minus only the 2016 event. On average a super el nino has an 80% chance of generating about 1.5-3 times the average annual snowfall in these states. >>544187590Another term is the short Pacific oscillation cycle, there is also a long cycle and thousand plus year cycles.
>>544184824I heard it will be devastating for India, severe draught incoming.
>>544187416>>544187624So that is the western cucks problem, just don't let them in.
>>544187585Northern USA, entire. Lower average snowfall totals. Drier than usual weather.Southern USA, entire. Wetter and slightly cooler than average.Southwestern USA. Snowfall totals more than the European Alps in the history of recording in Europe and America. The peak snowfall events in the short Pacific oscillation cycles in the western USA/Canada alternate between the girl cycle (snowy AF in ID, MT, WA, OR, north UT and CO), and the boy cycle (snowy AF in AZ, CA, NM, neutral to high snowfall in UT and CO). The cycles are moderately well recorded in regards to snowfall in the western USA. There is also a roughly 30% chance that a "weak" girl cycle will actually generate unfathomable amounts of snowfall in the south-central western USA (Utah, Arizona, Nevada, California, Colorado). There is always some variability however. For example the most recent weak girl cycle was 2022-2023, in which Utah recorded 901 inches (22.88 meters) of snowfall, California recorded 893 inches (22.68 meters), and Arizona 399 inches (10.13 meters) which was an all time record for Utah and put it cleanly in the 900 club, and was very high for AZ (highest since 2005) and CA (highest in at least a couple years).
>>544184824I keep hearing about it but not when it's going to happenI'm guessing in 2 weeks?
>>544188747The temps have already built up, this is why the eastern Pacific has generated so many hurricanes in the last 3 months. The drought in Europe is also because of this. The warmer temps last through winter and change the path of predominant wet jetstream, typically also dragging some extra cold and moisture from the Alaskan atmosphere gyre (the snowiest atmosphereic gyre on Earth) and slingshotting it at Arizona and California and New mexico specifically and from there the storms pass over the deep south and southern Appalachians typically. In any normal year, 50-85% of all winter snowfall in the north EASTERN US and the midwest, comes from the Pacific ocean wet jetstream, which sometimes gets reinforced by moisture from the great lakes.
>>544188856>the eastern Pacific has generated so many hurricanes in the last 3 monthsOh right, as a mexican, I can confirm
Also for eastern US Americans. The Pacific ocean is the king of hurricanes in normal years, it has a higher average ACE score than the Atlantic ocean hurricane season. However, the hurricanes and storms in the east Pacific mostly generate and then fly out over open ocean for thousands of miles, skipping land impacts most of the time. While Atlantic hurricanes, which also fly westward normally, end up over the eastern US landmass or graze it most often, causing more direct hits even though it has less energy and less storms on average. All time ACE for the Atlantic is around 260, while for the east Pacific over 318, 2026 also just beat the previous ACE record for the east Pacific. Longest storm track was Nolo, at roughly 7,000 miles, Mexico to Japan.
Another indicator for absolutely MASSIVE snowfall dumps in California, Arizona, New Mexico and the general southwest US, is the 1992 east Pacific hurricane season. That winter 1992-1993, Arizona recorded 460 inches (11.68 meters) of snowfall, far south Utah 500-600 inches (13.23 meters), far south Colorado 500-600 inches, Mammoth California resort 617 inches (15.67 meters a local record at the time. Some resort stayed open into July.
>>544187818please
>>544189575India is already effected somewhat, just like Europe. A drier indian monsoon, and drier than normal conditions through the entire northern hemisphere winter. In the past retard indians (their natural condition) and a super el nino cycle in the eastern Pacific ocean half a world away, led to tens of millions of indians starving to death. Back then however it was normal for millions of indians to die every few years to famine.
>>544184824the "super El Nino" phenomenon is part of the same global circuit reorganisation that is driving the magnetic field decay, the AMOC slowdow and the solar anomalies.the entire earth/sun circuit is under rising stress and the recent increase in the frequency and intensity of super el ninos is a sign that this oscillator is being pushed harder by the changing electrical environment.the excessive ocean heat is partly from below (telluric) and the atmospheric circulation changes are driven by the altered ionospheric potential and cloud nucleation.so basically it is being driven into a high amplitude unstable mode by the same rising electrical stress that will ultimately lead to the suns double layer collapse aka Micronova.in the coming decades as the suns output quietly rises and the magnetic field continues to fail these extreme climate events will intensify and the super el ninos will become the norm and runaway greenhouse on earth approaches, oceans warming from above and below, global food crisis everywhere as crops fail and then the surface becomes uninhabitable and the oceans start boiling.the Micronova flash brings the complete sterilisation, the atmosphere will be stripped away fully and the surface crust melted.less than 20 years remain and no human anywhere will survive this.
