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Cythemadim retweeted
NOV. TEMPERATURE SOON TO BE RECORD- HEADED TO 2°C
Tied temperature with the record 18 Nov. 2023.
Boosted by El Nino, October was record 1.76°C, so soon will reach 2°C.
#elnino #climatechange #globalwarming
Cythemadim retweeted
Super El Niño 🔥is raging across the Equatorial Pacific -- likely the strongest in 1,000 years, and you're alive to witness its magnitude and power. Shields up!
However, this stunning map shows "cooler blue🟦" over 2/3rds of the Lower 48 this winter for temperatures --> due to Pacific storm systems like "ice storms" and "atmospheric rivers" from a firehose / pineapple express🍍which will lead to Nor'easters (blockbuster blizzards).
Meteorologists now have the "answer key" for the upcoming winter, and there is no going back. This is "baked in the cake" and will unfold exactly as we feared: planetary warmth is higher in the background, and put a turbocharged and super-moist atmosphere on top.
Prepare for perhaps the craziest winter in your lifetime, until the next one in the early 2030s.
Cythemadim retweeted
You betcha there's a connection to Europe. There's nowhere on Earth to hide from this monstrosity. There's a 5% chance of 2027 as a whole exceeding 2C. The "most likely" midpoint is 1.8C. The top of the 90% range is 2.02C. El Nino warming is permanent, irreversible. This is hitting 3 years after the last monstrous El Nino. No one could make this up. The situation couldn't be any worse.
New ECMWF data shows the *strongest subtropical jet stream* in its forecast history blowing across the Pacific and U.S. this winter into next spring, with record-strength winds predicted from California to Florida.
There's even a connection to Europe.
El Niño fuels more thunderstorms near the equator, which release heat high into the atmosphere.
That extra warmth strengthens the Hadley circulation and steepens the temperature gradient between the tropics and the mid-latitudes, which strengthens the subtropical jet.
And that's why such a stormy winter is anticipated across the western, southern and eastern United States.
Cythemadim retweeted
Nichts daran überrascht. 🙄
China baut Woche für Woche Erneuerbare in der Leistung von je 5 Kernkraftwerken dazu.
Jede Woche FÜNF oder mehr‼️
Natürlich wird dann irgendwann schlagartig deutlich weniger CO₂ abgegeben.
Inzwischen ist der Zubau der Erneuerbaren schneller als die Zuwachsraten der Industrie. Das bedeutet, dass die Erneuerbaren jetzt Woche für Woche Kohle-, Öl-, und Gaskraftwerke ablösen und diese außer Betrieb gehen.
Cythemadim retweeted
One of my favorite ways of putting climate change into perspective is using standard deviations. It’s too bad most folks don’t relate to it. Because, for people who understand this way of expressing likelihood, 7.22 sigma is otherworldly
Cythemadim retweeted
The climate is changing faster than the world can adapt, and those who contributed the least to it are often the most vulnerable to its impacts.
Even tripling adaptation finance by 2035 would cover less than a third of developing countries' needs.
The #AdaptationGap is growing. Financing must catch up.
Cythemadim retweeted
OCTOBER RECORD TEMPERATURE INCREASE 1.76°C
Global temperatures this month are set to be around 1.76 degrees Celsius (about 3.17 degrees Fahrenheit) above preindustrial levels, surpassing the previous record set in 2023, researchers predict. (Scientific American, 30 October. 2026)
#climatechange #ElNino #globalwarming
Cythemadim retweeted
New “Overshoot and the Cryosphere: Averting Global Meltdown” report warns that even temporarily exceeding 1.5°C could trigger irreversible ice loss across glaciers, ice sheets, permafrost and polar oceans.
Explore the latest climate science in UNEP's Spotlight on Climate Action: bit.ly/4ilXra6
Cythemadim retweeted
Breaking News!
Code: y-axis alert!
On November 1, 2026, the global sea-surface temperature anomaly exceeded 7 standard deviations above the 1982-2011 baseline for the first time, reaching 7.12σ.
In "normal times" this would be about a 1-in-1,800,000,000,000 event.
Cythemadim retweeted
CATASTROPHIC CLIMATE CHANGE POLAR IMPACTS BY 2.0°C
By 2°C ice sheet loss, permafrost thaw emitting GHGs,
and polar ocean acidification are irreversibly progressive.
(2 Nov. 2026, Overshoot and the Cryosphere: Averting Global Meltdown and State of the Cryosphere 2026)
#cryosphere #climatechange #globalwarming
Cythemadim retweeted
OVER 1.5°C PERMANENT DAMAGE TO AND FROM THE CRYOSPHERE
The ice sheets covering Greenland and Antarctica, are melting six times faster today than in the 1990s, and will continue to lose ice The Guardian. 2 Nov 2026 #icesheet #climatechange #globalwarming
Cythemadim retweeted
After the July-like MINIMUMS >30C and every single record broken,
Maximum Temperatures are also exceptional across Middle East
38.4 Al Ahsa SAUDI ARABIA New November record
Records and 38C+ also in Kuwait and Emirates.
More Minimums >30C next nights !
Cythemadim retweeted
Scientists Sound Alarm as Antarctica’s Ocean Grows Saltier for the First Time in 130,000 Years. New research shows that the ocean's freshwater engine is growing saltier, with global consequences. us.list-manage.com/Q1ljno9g3…
Cythemadim retweeted
👀 It looks like the North Pole is nearly 30°C above the 1991-2030 average for this day. THIRTY.
Cythemadim retweeted
Wanna see something really scary for Halloween?
The extra greenhouse gases humans have added to the atmosphere now exert a warming influence equivalent to roughly a billion Hiroshima bombs’ worth of energy every year.
The level of carbon dioxide in the atmosphere is now higher than it has been in millions of years, long before human civilisation developed.
Cythemadim retweeted
WMO WINTER FORECAST- EL NIÑO RAINFALL EFFECT SHOWS
21 Oct. 2026, WMO Winter forecast, by probability (Nov.-Jan.)
Headed for more extreme floods and drought with super El Niño super extremes.
W. Canada more drought, US floods, S. America more drought. N Africa drought. Southern Africa drought. China floods.
wmo.int/resources/publicatio…
#ExtremeWeather #climatechange #globalwarming
Cythemadim retweeted
It feels as if no one has yet begun to get to grips with the true nature of what our species is facing. It will never stop getting hotter. To go from 1.5C to 2C in less than around 10 years is literally beyond belief. 1.5C and 2C are different planets. On average, during the last deglaciation, itself an extremely fast warming event, it took 660 years to warm by 0.5C.
Cythemadim retweeted
UNEP: GLOBAL HEATING WILL HIT AT LEAST 1.8C
Immediate, rapid global emissions decline is required to limit heating above 1.8°C, which results in declining world food production, from heat, droughts, flooding and seasonal disruption. UNEP Limiting Overshoot Report, 2 Sept. 2026
unep.org/en/news-and-stories… #climatechange. #globalwarming
