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Stingray's Badger Friend (stingraybadger@zirk.us)'s status on Wednesday, 15-Jul-2026 03:31:18 JST Stingray's Badger Friend

RE: https://fediscience.org/@hausfath/116913342415195017
We are heading into unknown territory. Our best meteorologists can only warn us this will be the worst El Níno yet. They don't know in detail how bad this next year will be, as it's never been this hot.
This is so frightening, but is also so powerful to remind our leaders why acting on the #ClimateEmergency is vital.
#elnino
#ClimateChange
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  Zeke Hausfather (@hausfath@fediscience.org)
  
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  Attached: 1 image With all the July model runs now in, it is very likely that 2026 will see the largest El Niño event since records began in the late 1800s – and potentially by a truly mind-blowing margin. The median estimate is now 3.6C, roughly 0.8C hotter than the prior record (2.75C). https://www.theclimatebrink.com/p/the-strongest-el-nino-ever
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  Su_G (su_g@aus.social)'s status on Wednesday, 15-Jul-2026 03:31:44 JST Su_G
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  @StingrayBadger
  This is the most frightening thing - that meteorologists, who know that climate systems are not linear: “… don't know in detail how bad this next year will be, as it's never been this hot.”
  #ClimateCollapse #ClimateCrisis #nonlinear #meteorologists
  
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