yep u guessed it: blogal garming caused this.
https://www.envirolink.org/2026/06/03/trump-administration-cuts-critical-weather-and-climate-satellite-programs-at-noaa/closing eyes works!>that's just a coincidencesure bud
>>17059456won't this have consequence in marine life, and therefore fishing and human markets?
what's actually going on then? it's clearly not co2 causing all the problems. is it just solar activity fluctuations?
>>17059561earth is a woman in menopause, it's just hot flashes
There is a massive El Niño brewing, already the strongest on record way before the peak. That is directly correlated with a peaceful Atlantic. We just had pretty much the hottest year on record. But surely its not le globule worming, stupid fucking retard.
>>17059565Does global warming cause magnetic anomalies too?
Or HAARPing.
>>17059456>measuring and predicting the evolution of the temperature of a cup of coffeetrivially easy>measuring and predicting every movement of every molecule in the coffee cupborderline impossibleman made global warming is the sameI'll spell it out for you morons who think it's a hoax because you obviously are on the left side of the IQ distribution curve.the atmosphere is the coffee cup, its average temperature is trivial to measure and predict, and we know (as in 'knowledge', not 'hypothesis') the macroscopic effects of warming will be overwhelmingly bad.the tornados, your 5 feet of snow, your vague souvenirs about '98 summer, etc. are the movement of a single molecule in the fucking cup. very hard to predict, and irrelevant in the grand scheme of things.
>>17059602co2 emissions are a non isue compared to solar activitythey use co2 as a coverstory for the micronova
>>17059619Solar storms can affect the weather, but it's a small and transient effect. CO2 is neither.
>>17059456Energy is building up for a giant Hyperhurricane
>>17059561The entire earth and it's near-space environment is saturated in man made EMF radiation.Alot of this EMF is specifically intended to experimentally modify the atmosphere
I no longer care about global warming. I only ever cared because I thought it was weird that people somehow forgot that dinosaurs lived in hot and humid as fuck times. Then I realized they only cared about man-made climate change. Which is impossible to dictate when the world is already so fragmented and competitive. You cannot work on something that will never ever be worked on or solved due to the nature of humans and the world. It’s not happening. Nobody wands to transition to nuclear power. The world is too indebted to emissions.
>>17059637They didn't forget. The problem is that such a climate is inhospitable to humans. The planet and life will move on. Humans may go extinct.
>>17059627I'm not talking about solar storms
>>17059456They banned a form of weather manipulation in Florida last year. Whenever the Lunatic Left rages that they're banning something which is totally absolutely 100% not happening, it's always happening.
>>17059565So global warming has some potentially good effects, like fewer hurricanes?
>On June 2, 2026, NOAA has released their seasonal outlook for the 2026 hurricane season, reporting a 55% probability of a below average season.>This prediction is primarily driven by several factors including a strong El Niño event expected to emerge in the Pacific basin.>This phenomenon will disrupt typical atmospheric conditions, resulting in increased vertical wind shear, thus suppressing the formation and organization of major hurricanes throughout the Atlantic season.https://www.aoml.noaa.gov/how-does-el-nino-impact-atlantic-hurricane-seasonI'm still waiting for blimate xange eternal deniers and selective sceptics to predict any useful information about short, mid or long-term weather patterns on their own.
>>17059640What are you talking about then?
>>17059637Sure in the past the Earth has been way hotter than it is now. However we're talking gradual temperature changes that took eons to occur, long enough for ecosystems and animal to evolve to cope. Human driven climate change is happening in years, not a few million.
>>17059456OP is a n*g*er, and a faggot, the only doubt is if he is getting paidfor posting his trash
>>17059758>Then I realized they only cared about man-made climate change
>>17059775>these people care about stuff that we are causing and is happening now, not about stuff that will happen in millions of years due to continental drift or orbital changes!!!
>>17059777There are people who will flat out tell you that there was never a time on earth where there wasn’t snow or ice. Disbelieving climate change period =|= Disbelieving in man-made climate change It’s just like spotting antivaxers who disbelieve vaccine theory/effectiveness (they don’t know how far back it goes), and the antivaxers who just don’t trust the people making them. There is a difference. One is based on trust the other is based on ignorance.
>>17059791Surely you can provide one (1) example of such claim in the form of a paper?
>>17059812You want me to write an essay on flat earthers? Again? Why?
>>17059639I mean that was George Carlin's take. But the climate justice warrior take is different. It's more>marginalized peoples and polar bears and penguins of color are disproportionately affected by global warming induced by extractive white colonialism
>>17059791Actually jenner and pasteur were both jesuit backed frauds so it does go back quite a way
>>17059456Why does Senegal fart out so many hurricanes?
>>17059854West african monsoon, if you wanted a funny answer sorry.
itt: malthusian depopulation psyops masked as legitimate inquiry
>>17059834>where oh where did all the coal go?>oh where, oh where, did it go?>up into the air so clear>from industrial westernizationIt wasn’t until the London Fog became unbreathable that we shipped the factories over to the brownies.Pissed off the ragheads something fierce.
>>17059456Wait. I thought that there were going to be so many that Florida as going to wash away. Also there was a ten year period that the US didn't have a major landfall - and that gets ignored too.
>>17059565Odd that the hottest years on recod always ignore the dust bowl era.
>>17059647We arent the ones spending hundreds of billions per year on these predictions.
>>17060031>I have global temperature data for OklahomaKek. Just pick the fucking fruit, Okie.
>>17059632Big if true
>>17059532you lost tranny
>>17060032You could be if you weren't the ones spending thousands of billions per year shilling for the fossil fuel industry in a desperate attempt to shun the competition that challenges their cartel.
>>17059824>You want me to write an essay on flat earthers? Again? Why?Do you actually not understand what 'providing a paper to back up this claim' means in this context?
>>17060223Do you actually not understand what flat earthers believe? Yes they don’t believe in climate change period. Some of them still believe the earth is just 5,000 years old.If you really need proof of mental retards then you’re not going to survive in a world of smoke and mirrors. If you need proof for everything rather than the ability to think critically, you’re a mental midget yourself.
>>17059561you're implying climate scientists kinda forgot about the sun. You people are so fucking stupid it's unbelievable
>>17060431Climate "scientists" straight up forgot about science and lived comfily ever after, off the government's teat, in exchange for pumping out propaganda. Seethe about it.
>>17060432sauce?
man made climate change is bullshit because the ipcc cuts all your funding if you prove it isn't happening
>>17060444can you provide one example of this happening?
>>17060445hans axel molner
>sauce?>can you provide one example of this happening?Vaxxed as fuck.
>>17060447link to the proof?
>>17060450there's like 95% chance this thread will now die
>>17060456that's a bold predictionwhat model do you use?
>>17059595Look, I (used to) like sci-fi too, but the idea that a comparatively tiny radar array or whatever can influence a gigantic mass of atmosphere is ridiculous
>>17060477Kinda like the idea of a tiny Boeing passenger jet or whatever being able to influence a gigantic mass of steel beams?
>>17059456Erm trust the science sweaty
>>17060477resonance blocks your path.
>>17059456What people don't get (or actively choose not to acknowledge) is that global warming increases the probability of rare events overall. This includes events on either extreme, so years with above average hurricane activity AND years with no hurricane activity, with a general trend towards more intense and frequent hurricane years.
>>17060625Yep rare events like humans going on an anti-cow killing spree because beef farts too much and their methane hecking erodes the atmosphere or something unlike our superior vegan alternatives which you should buy right now
>>17059456>>17060625It was predicted this would happen, mostly because of the behemoth El nino we're currently in. But yeah, global warming gives "fat tails" making improbably events much more probable.
>>17060631Cow herds are being reduced because of decreased water availability from drought + decreased crop yields for cow food. Why do you think beef prices have skyrocketed lately? Besides it makes no difference if you're vegan or not if humans are still actively pumping CO2 in the air from fossil fuels.
>>17060631The cattle industry is extremely polluting, not only by cow emissions but through waste, inefficient land usage, factory farming, and dumping massive amount of pollutants into the soil. The methane emissions are only the tip of the iceberg.
>>17059456So what happened 112 years ago?
>>17060447>>17060450sorry.misremembered his name, it should be Nils Axel MornerHe studied sea levels. He demonstrated that their claims weren't true and then lost funding.
Geologically speaking co2 rise always follows a temperature increase, climate alarmist rhetoric would make you think this should have caused a vicious compounding cycle.
>>17060734>He demonstrated that their claims weren't trueno, he didn't. Sauce? Also, he's /x/ lunatic who believes in dowsing
>>17059561Trump cut USAID funding and there was no more money for the hurricane machine in the bermuda triangle
Remember when Al Gore and other spooks advertised the world anno 2020 as having giant tsunamis and other horror movie shit?
>>17060831he made literal billions off of climate catastrophism
>>17060782Dowsing literally works though?
>>17060831Too soon. You should wait for the thread to slow down before moving the goal post.Can't you do anything right?
>>17060844no, it doesn't
>>17060874Yes it does, what ever led you to believe that it doesn't?It's literally the body picking up small field changes at least if you're sensitive enough to fdetect it.
>>17060831Theres a long stretch from "Al gore was wrong" (who isnt a climate scientist) to "global warming isn't real" (it is).
>>17060930Global Warming has been rebranded Climate Change. Please keep up with the propaganda if you're going to spread it.
>>17060950>Global Warming has been rebranded Climate Change. Please keep upACK-chually, Climate Change has been rebranded as Unpredictable Weather Variation, to highlight the dynamic and localized nature of this danger and prevent any further misunderstandings from the anti-science "critics". Please keep up.
>>17060892and they can never pass double blind experiment because....
>>17059456>global warming causes destructive weather>global warming causes a lack of destructive weatherhttps://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mptNDINqYnQ&ra=m
>>17060965All I know is every winter since the Ukraine war started, we've been promised a polar vortex that would freeze everyone in Europe and it's yet to happen. Very disappointing.
>>17060960I don't understand how you woud double blind test dowsing.if you are familar at all with remote viewing and its remarkably high replicability then dowsing really shouldn't be a stretch given how it doesn't even need sophisticated explanations.Just walk across a field and react to ions shifting a subteranean water flow
>>17060844Yes it works if you try it in places where there's water literally everywhere underground
>>17061088>I don't understand how you woud double blind test dowsing.1) Have the dowser mark several likely locations.2) Dig for water at every point on a grid pattern, perhaps a 3x3 meter intervals3) Record where you find water4) Compare your findings to the coordinates prepare by the dowser
>>17060718Probably consequences of the nuclear war of 1812
>thermometer in 1940>surrounded by miles of fields and trees>today>its a parking lot + subdivisionoh no global warming bros
>>17059456climate niggers btfohttps://www.bitchute.com/video/8AHkAJrpAxd4
>>17061197How do you certify a dowser?Same problem with homeopathy, witchcraft, remote viewing, psychics, and buddhists. The pedigreed scientist is an empiricist and all of the above are also empirical practice. The science stands on credentialism and how do they get the credentials for the above? This is an important task for the science to take on. Remember, by admitting the snakeoil salesman, they found the wonders of pharmaceuticals, but admitting the dark alchemical arts, they unlocked chemistry, and by admitting kabbalists, they found the Jewish mathematics could be quite the distraction.
>>17061453okay, and the regions that were fields and trees previously and remained fields and trees? they show warming.the regions that were parking lots and subdivisions, and remain subdivisions? they show warming.
>>17059532https://youtu.be/LzH00TIqYDs?t=13m
>>17059456lol
>>17061923remote viewing has a higher replicability than aspirin it's data backed real scientific data.
>>17059456
>>17060804kek
>>17061458nice
>>17060442NTA but I'm pretty sure Gavin knew he was full of shit the whole time.
>>17066313>i'm the only one who thought of thisno correlation, retard
>>17066442Between what variables?
>>17059456>All right, the climate is changing...>But it's a good thing!
>>17066514
>>17066539>source: satire
>>17066548>can't readLOL
>>17066554
SATIRE-T2 is a model of solar irradiance. The name isn't a judgement call on the content of the model, it's just the name they selected. Whether or not the model is correct can be debate but the name itself isn't anything other than a name.https://www.aanda.org/articles/aa/full_html/2014/10/aa24290-14/aa24290-14.html
Look at me, chat, not only do I use Indian reply syntax replying to my imaginary chat, I also explain jokes like an Indian using language that sounds like something an AI would shit out.
>>17059561actual answer? earth is flat, and the magnet pole shift happens much sooner and faster than in the globe modelas the magnetic pole shifts, the sun's energy (the sun is just a focal point of light arising from plasma) is getting more concentrated therefore stronger along its path, but colder outside itthe path looks like a straight like in the globe but it's actually a circle>>17059456it's the same with the el niño "straight" line affected area region too but globe earthers will never understand why that happens https://yaleclimateconnections.org/2026/07/this-could-be-the-strongest-el-nino-on-record/
>>17059565>But surely its not le globule worming, stupid fucking retard.correct, it's notglobe earth scientists have no idea what causes the conditions that lead to el niño>Scientists do understand many of the triggers for the wind changes that lead to El Niño, specifically how ocean temperatures and the atmosphere interact through a self-reinforcing feedback loop.
>>17059602>trivially easywell? do it then
>>17060313>Do you actually not understand what flat earthers believe?do you?>Yes they don’t believe in climate change period.i know a phd in geophysics who does and he's a flat eartherhe just doesn't think it's because of co2 or any other globalist agenda nonsense, but the sun and the magnetic field >Some of them still believe the earth is just 5,000 years old.and that's correct unless you have any evidence to the contrary (models based on theoretical physics are not valid evidence)
>>17060679>The cattle industry is extremely polluting, not only by cow emissions but through waste, inefficient land usage, factory farming, and dumping massive amount of pollutants into the soil. The methane emissions are only the tip of the iceberg.factually incorrect in all accounts https://www.patreon.com/WILearned/posts/response-to-of-50919460
>>17060679>The cattle industry is extremely pollutingThat is correct. And you are the cattle they want to cull.
>>17066778NTA but I have difficulty understanding why someone whose social status, relative to all people, is based on maximizing a small monetary contribution from as many people as possible (universally true for all HNWI), would want there to be any fewer contributors to his or her status, let alone a lot fewer.
>>17066798Because they already own everything. They don't need you giving their printed goytokens back to them. Money is just leverage. They are using that leverage to get you off their lawn and I can't blame them. Infinite hordes of niggercattle really ARE shitting everything up and they're not planning to stop.
>>17066802>Infinite hordes of niggercattleAre literally the only reason they can spend their infinitehordesofniggercattlebucks back into the world. People who own a villa in every world zip code don't enjoy owning the deeds per se.
>>17066809>Are literally the only reason they can spend their infinitehordesofniggercattlebucks back into the worldSure, except "spending back into the world" means arranging the chessboard for you to get culled in this case. They don't need your economic permission to make use of their lands, their natural resources and their industrial infrastructure. They just need you to clean their toilet and operate their factory, but not for long.
>>17066814Why would anyone want to have a greater percentage of the money supply but fewer things to do with it?
>>17066827>Why would anyone want to have a greater percentage of the money supply but fewer things to do with it?You keep looping the same mongoloid "thought process" because you literally can't conceive of anything besides capitalism. But they can.
>>17066829I’d rather have a thought process than not, like you don’t, apparently.
>>17059543everything has consequences. that's just called causality
>>17061014By who? The Russians and useful idiots? Europe's mild climate is geographically protected.
>>17066838No, consequence doesn’t imply causality, that’s astrological in the worst sense of the word.
>>17066840The Russians spent all their ad money on countersignaling nuclear energy in Europe.
>>17066833Notice how you've devolved into fully generic token stringing because you're completely baffled by the idea that your handlers won't need to bribe you with toilet paper money if they can prompt a machine to scrub their toilet instead.
>>17066833>>17066840>>17066857>>17066798you can easily tell the same energy-saving botfarm agent is writing all of these kek
>>17066861Notice how you see the world in terms of “token stringing” instead of getting random people to cater to you, as they used to cater to regional royalty, but everywhere. That perspective is how I know you’re a poor.
>>17066862That’s not true, so what now?
>>17066867That's a lot of words but all I'm seeing is "Total Niggercattle Death can't come soon enough".
>>17066882That sounds a lot like a “token string,” so you might as well cook in it.
Mindless niggercattle will react to this post. I don't mean anyone specific. Just that if there's niggercattle in the vicinity, it will react like it's programmed to.
>>17066885Indians will reply with Indian reply syntax
>>17066885If that’s what helps you feel better about being working-class. Maybe the top economic players don’t need you but they do need me and that’s never going to change.
>>17061923Certify? The point of the experiment is to verify if someone who claims to be capable of dowsing, is.
>>17066557>can't readLOL
>>17060634It makes a huge difference if he's vegan. His self-righteous narcissism is a lot easier to maintain despite not really doing anything meaningful.
>>17066049proofs?
>>17060679doesn't factory farming increase efficiency? like, that many cows on open farms would be way worse in terms of efficiency, wouldn't it?
